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1998 LMC Penny / Die Dent

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I've found quite a few nickels with die dents, but this is the first penny, with what appear to be die dents.

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They seem to be the same width as the columns of the memorial - could this be a rotated counter clash? Most likely not - a die dent seems more plausible, they seem to run the length of the coin under the memorial.
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could this be a rotated counter clash?


Hadn't thought of that. There is a light clash mark in bay 4
But, I'm still thinking die dent: There is also another "anomaly" which runs from the center of "U" in unity through the "O" in one. Can see a slight refection of it in the full reverse, but it was too faint to photograph separately.
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My thought is it could be remnants of Feeder Finger Damage that a mint employee tried to polish away.
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My thought is it could be remnants of Feeder Finger Damage that a mint employee tried to polish away.

The top section (to me) definitely looks more like a die dent. The bottom part, into the T of cent has me wondering (there are certainly some polish marks there). But it seems to affect the T, not just go under it. A ribbon could, theoretically, have been push into the die to affect the T

(p.s. If I sometimes seem argumentative, I am just thinking "out loud", trying to process some of the proposed possibilities. )
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You're not being argumentative at all. Just throwing out my opinion on what I think as a possibility. Everything is all good. Just food for thought.
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I'm leaning toward the die dent/doink explanation. Would be fun to examine this one in-hand.
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Would be fun to examine this one in-hand.

Send me your info, would be glad to let you take a look.
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