Presidential edge lettering discrepancies.

Fred. I really didn't want to step all over that other members thread, so here's the best I could do. Not really my best in a hurry I guess.

As you notice this is a nice 2010 P Abraham Lincoln,
the edge of the rim still has distinctive slope.
Shows signs of a lot of circulation where.

Let me know what you think Fred. USMC60

 

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Sorry, but I don't see anything wrong
with the edges in your photos....

Is the the one you thought might be a
weak edge lettering?

 

Fred the photo that I showed you on the other thread, I just asked your opinion of it.
It was the other member that was claiming to be a light impression.
All I know Fred is looking at the one I showed you, which will label Lincoln B.
and I look at Lincoln A I do see a difference, seems to be a stronger impression but that's just me.

 

There's damage/a scrape, past the '10' on the
two photos on the right side, above.

The 'extra' L on the left photo - I see it,
can't explain it from the photo only, but
it's not an error, imo. Probably some type
of contact with something, but it's not
a doubled edge lettering coin, from your photos.

 

What then do you see on the edge photos of the
Lincoln Dollar in the first post above?

 

The L photo above is the same L in the Thread photos above.
Like I said anomaly.

 

I agree - it's an anomaly.

There is such a thing as the
coin being caught in the edge
letering machine, and for example,
having a wider 'blank' space between
the letters or digits, or sometimes
if it jams slightly, a letter or two might
be doubled. This could be the case
here, but I can't tell from the photos.

In any case, it's nothing of significance,
imo - not worth slabbing/certifying.

sorry for any confusion I had or caused!

 

I found this discrepancy interesting. Still haven't figured out how it was created.

 

Very appealing. Another Abraham Lincoln

 

The star right next to the P mint mark is special indeed

 

Here are some edge lettering die chips.