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Looks like pronounced grease effects on both sides.  Most unusual. Edited by Coinfrog
10/26/2021 11:49 am
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I'm hard-pressed to assign a grade here.  |
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I'm hard-pressed to assign a grade here How about "as struck" LOL John1  |
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MS65, but the grease and weak strike hurt eye appeal
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It's actually a lot more interesting than most 1955-S cents!
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That is pretty neat! I like these grease coins. It is really clean looking other then the grease.
Is that a die chip in the mint mark?
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There is a small bump in the mint mark but it doesn't really look like a diet chip. It almost looks like a raised bump. I just like the toning of the coin personally but it doesn't actually have a lot of Knicks and it at all. I'm working on getting a better camera so I can post a lot clearer pictures
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I like the toning too--even if the photo's saturation is bumped up a bit. I'd hang onto it, not concerned about eye appeal.
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Very cool coin! Definitely Struck Through Grease, likely a very hard chunk of something on the obverse die to make that impression in the head. MS-65 Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Posted 10/26/2021 11:27 am
