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Looks like a RIDB. http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-retained-interior-die-break/
You find that in a bank roll?
Looks like a DDO-003 http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%202/1971PDDO003.htm
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Also the condition is always Key.
Same here.
VF-35, wouldn't be surprised by a 40. Nice looking 09' S
I am at a VF25. The lines in the wheat stalks are defined, the obverse has seen a little more wear. Lincolns ear is not quite defined enough to...
Your second photos look worse, they show flat and shelf like doubling on many of the other leaf tips. Md can happen anywhere on the coin at any...
It isn"t an error it suffers from extreme die deterioration, maybe even an acid bath
For Modern Rosie's that's it. There is evidence of Md or Strike doubling on all the leaves. Just put it in a 2x2 and come back to it.
It's a good one to stash away for reference, come back to it after some study!
The areas on his cheek are distracting, whether they are damage or planchet flaws it keeps it in the gem range. no better than a 65.
Any missing devices is what is called a clogged die, or a grease/debri filled die.
Those photos do not show the same as the Wexler examples. Either you haven't captured what is there easy to do, or you are seeing damage that...
I have a few half dollars. I think @dwhiz has a few stickers dollars.
I completely agree with Physics. The spot caught my eye immediately. The coin is still very attractive for the grade.
Looks like moved metal. It is damage.
The doubling is on both sides of the devices. this is a common appearance on nickels with advanced Die Deterioration.
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