1960 D LMC small date rim damage? worn die?

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Looks like it was encapsulated.

 

Yeah, in one of those "Good Luck" horseshoe thingys.

Chris

 

You are thinking of Encased.

 

...and abused. So..., another YouTube video watcher found his way here? That Justin kid making coin videos on YouTube badly needs to be slapped.

 

Words....psh

 

I'm getting the consensus that the damage to this penny was from being pressed into a Lucky Horseshoe fob? I am at a loss about the reference to the "Justin Kid" from YouTube? Unfortunately, my bank box had two damaged coins unrelated to the mint.

 

Kurt there are LOTS of people on line that could use a good slapping but in the end all you will have is a sore hand.

 

But there's a special need for that kid named Justin that does coin videos under "Couch Collectibles". He's as guilty as anyone for creating this "errors which are not" mania.

 

Some people’s children.

 

All he's missing that keeps me from jumping through my monitor at his throat is turning that stupid ball cap sideways.

 

You know the look I love is the visor upside down look we call it: “Catching a clue?” At my house.

 

I thought this might be a die that was worn and moved at the strike. I posted this without referencing any YouTube source.