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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bernard Macarius, post: 3649500, member: 106119&quot;]I discovered a 1980 D Lincoln cent with both sides presenting the finish associated with the satin finish one would associate with a deep cameo strike.&nbsp; The edges appear to be 80% normal and a very small portion has the appearance of a normal finish as though it may be a small fraction of what was intended to be the shiny part of a deep cameo strike.&nbsp; I am excited, confused at the same time.&nbsp; It does in no way appear to be environmental, chemical or in any other way created.&nbsp; Has anyone ever seen something of this nature.&nbsp; The way in which it reflects the light at different angles is breathtaking.&nbsp; I have researched for 1 entire week and can find nothing like it or reference to it.&nbsp; Any suggestions.&nbsp; I have taken photos with my scope and review every day in an attempt to ascertain what could have taken place.&nbsp; Unless a planchet was in a die that was being struck for a very large deep cameo coin I do not see how this could have occurred. I ask for assistance please.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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