1947-S LC "Struck Through"

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The term "Struck Through" suggests that you know what caused the anomaly. So, why don't you just say that it is the result of a grease-filled die? Otherwise, if you do not know the cause, it should be referred to as a "Strikethrough" which (tacitly) implies that the cause is unknown.

Chris

 

ok, lets call it a "Strike Through" Thanks for your expertise.

 

To me, it is pretty obvious that this was the result of a grease-filled die.

Chris

 

Thanks a lot ! I'll keep it in mind for the next one.

 

In my opinion, grease-filled dies are more common on Lincoln cents than any other type coin. Several years ago, I searched a $50 Mint bag of 1980-P Lincoln cents, and I found dozens of different grease-filled dies.

Chris

 

Every time I see LC, I think it means Large Cent...

 

Lost Cause
Letter Carrier
Lazy Communicator

Any more?

Chris