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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TS10, post: 1726223, member: 47611&quot;]Hello Everyone,</p><p><br /></p><p>I recently stumbled upon this penny. It&#039;s a 1968 D&nbsp; that has some very unusual markings. Even the pillars on the reverse&nbsp; side monument are slanted. There are what looks like high and low spots&nbsp; where the grease squeezed under tremendous pressure escaped between the&nbsp; planchet and die. The date even appears to be doubled, which seems to be&nbsp; a pretty common thing on the &#039;68&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>I saw a similar penny on one&nbsp; of Coin Talk&#039;s member&#039;s avatar, but could not find him again. I would&nbsp; like to ask him what year his penny is. Can anyone help me on this?</p><p><br /></p><p>I&nbsp; had an idea just now. I&#039;m still new and getting to know how a forum&nbsp; works, so if this is a good/bad idea, please let me know your thoughts.&nbsp; I&#039;d made a post once called, &quot;What causes these types of pennies?&quot;, and&nbsp; was wondering if instead of posting a new post every time I stumble upon&nbsp; a penny that has features I&#039;d like some professional opinions on, I&nbsp; just add it onto that post. Maybe start a new one called, &quot;What causes&nbsp; this...?&quot;, and then fill in the rest with the new addition (Example,&nbsp; &quot;1992 penny with what looks like shaved features/letters&quot;. Now, please&nbsp; before someone replies with another snide remark such as, &quot;Do you own&nbsp; any power equipment?&quot;, I&#039;d rather not receive negative remarks, but&nbsp; positive informational ones, and of course I will try to help out others&nbsp; like me who are still trying to learn more.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you in advance everyone</p><p>[ATTACH]268522.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]268523.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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