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1980 Lincoln Cent Die Gouge?

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Not sure what this is. Die gouge or die attrition or something else. All comments welcome. Thanks,John1


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Possible Die Dent?
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Probably not die attrition as it makes a total curve when this shows the damage on the die from being set MAD wear the edge of the die.
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Is the reverse damaged in that area? It may have been squeezed on that area on the reverse? If not then it would be a huge die gouge.
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Reverse is normal.
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That would have to be a pretty damaged die. Probably dropped from a ways up from the floor.
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So is this a die dent or a die gouge?
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I'm leaning toward a die dent. Another die may have been dropped on the die face making an incuse mark on the die that struck this coin. (leaving a raised area on the coins struck probably till it was retired.
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Thanks coop.
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