1982 penny it's red and part of the E in vent is missing

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  1. Joy Matherne

    Joy Matherne Pro life for coins...

    Hope this one is an error don't see ignitials either
     

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  3. paddyman98

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    Environmental Damage :yack:
     
  4. ldhair

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    Filled die.
     
  5. Joy Matherne

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    What does filled die mean and I don't see a little man
     
  6. Michael K

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    It's not red. Red means mint state. Your red is the metal in the coin reacting to the environment. Water, soil, air, chemicals, elements.
     
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  7. Joy Matherne

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    Ok why cant i see the ignitials
     
  8. Michael K

    Michael K Well-Known Member

    Possibly worn off, or encrusted.
     
  9. Kentucky

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    It's initials, and a filled die means some foreign substance (usually referred to as grease) got into the recessed area and kept the metal from flowing into it. Commonly called grease filled dies or filled dies, interesting but no added value.
     
  10. CoinCorgi

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    missing vent too
     
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  11. Joy Matherne

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    But there are some 1982 Lincoln cents worth money
     
  12. ldhair

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    Yes, you are correct. For the most part they must grade MS-67 or 68. There is one that is really valuable but you will never find one. It is the 1982-D Small Date in Copper. I only know of one of those being found.
     
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