1994p cent reverse planchet error

The reverse lines are solid, not a gas bubble. I have looked at different sites and cannot find one to compare it. What type of planchet error is this?

 

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@Diogenes Diaz This is what finger feeder scrapes look like.

 

I agree with @Pete Apple and @furryfrog02 ! ~ Chris

 

I agree with them too.

 

Thank you Pete (and others) for the information...

 

You're welcome and save it as it's a very nice example.

 

I disagree with it being feeder fingers. Due to being just one single line, I believe it was a scratched planchet. @Fred Weinberg, @paddyman98, @JCro57, others?

 

There are other parallel lines above and below the main one. Just not as deep.

 

Anyone take notice of the lettering in E PLURIBUS UNUM...
I can see the contrarian view, but there is a higher probability of feeder
finger because of the uniformity and the parallel lines;a scrape of the
finger could still allow for that one deeper line...in a scratched
planchet, as proposed, you would expect a rim/edge entry point and none is visible...

 

Feeder Finger scrapes, imo

 

Thanks Fred. Good enough for me.

 

Glad to know I’m not good enough

 

I agree with @Pete Apple that it is from a feeder finger.

Those lines are raised, meaning the actual die had to have incused scratches leaving the raised area on the planchet.

Their perfectly linear appearance also suggests that as well.

 

I too agree with Pete Apple... Thanks everyone, be safe.

 

I'm sorry. Your comments and opinions certainly count. I didn't mean to hurt your feeling. LOL

 

Thanks. I feel better now

 

Yeah was going to say. I get them often. I don’t even save to give away. Waste of time. It’s a zinc thing is what I call it

 

Oh your good enough. But you ain’t Fred

 

Lol. @furryfrog02