1953 Penny Date mint error

Tip: Do you know it all? Your like 15 right?

 

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Do you know it all, Maverickx31? You're, like, fifteen, right?
(Notice that I spelled 'you're' correctly)
If you are so absolutely sure that everyone here is wrong, prove it.

 

Enough of the bickering. Back to the coin conversation.

 

I'm 19, and consider myself well-versed in the minting process. Age doesn't always play a factor in how much someone knows...

FACT: Displaced metal is a sign of damage after the coin is struck.
FACT: Nearly all errors occur either prior to or during the striking of the coin.
FACT: There is no error that has an appearance similar to your coin.

By drawing a logical conclusion, we come to the fact that this anomaly did not occur prior to or during striking. Ergo, it is not a mint error.
Now that I have presented my argument, I would like to hear yours.

 

"What we've got here is... failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach.. which is the way he wants it. I don't like it any more than you men."
Cool Hand Luke - 1967

 

So frustrated we are. Calm down Mr "Cool Hand Luke".

 

Congrats rickmp. I'm glad you know how to punctuate correctly! Ill be more CaReFul next time!