1989 cent

I was just wondering how these raised scratches or ( extra steps lol) would get on the reverse. I know there is a die break on obverse.

 

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My pocket knife would create damage like that. So would a screwdriver or a number of other devices.

 

And Wide AM!

 

If they are raised on the coin, then they are probably scratches on the die. If that's the case, it's possible that a Mint employee had a hangover.

Chris

 

If raised yes to heavy die polishing where someone went overboard and QC let it go.

 

This is some that happened to someone else in a 2009 post. His handle was dollar

 

Heres the post from then. They look about the same.

 

Look at the "E" in united

 

These are not cuts. They are kinda like the steps. Someone posted one like it in 2009. I copied and pasted it on this post further down

 

I have a 1989 penny that has the same error, it looks just like your error to the T, it isn't a scratch, I was going to post and ask also.

 

It might be a good idea for you to start your own thread in the
Error Coins" forum.

Chris

 

@lou55

The next time you reply to someone, make sure that your remark is outside of their quote. I'd prefer that you don't put words in my mouth.

Just go back to your last post (#12) and click on "Edit". Then you can put your comment after the [/QUOTE] and "Save" the changes.

Chris

 

and "Save" the changes.

Chris[/QUOTE]

 

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I said I was sorry, I've read many post on here where you guys are rude to people, i'm new at putting things on here, I also told Chris I was sorry, I wasn't putting words in your mouth, I believe the others weren't the ones being rude, you are!

 

Thought this was about my coin. Why would he have to start another post about the same thing. Lou55 please post a picture of the one you have. Is the E on yours messed up and the intials?

 

initials? Would like to see you do that with any kind of knife of tool. Have you ever played the game bs. I call bs

 

This is mine, I guess this is my last post, it looks like yours, but the E is ok.