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Need Help With 2 Lincoln Cents - Weak Or Strike-Thru Errors?

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smokey_68
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These are two Lincoln Memorial Cents that I found searching some bank rolls that I picked up at one of my local banks. I need some help determining whether these are weak strikes or strike-thru grease errors.

The two pics below this paragraph is the 1st Lincoln and it is a copper that has a weight of 3.09g and it is a 1969 d or s. I can't quite make out the mintmark when applying different lighting and positioning.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ffrceugz1...21.15.57.jpg
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rdvklt13o....16.11-1.jpg

The two pics below this paragraph is the 2nd Lincoln that I found in a roll and is a zinc that has a weight of 2.51g and there is no date that is visible.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tcsd13zs9...21.14.31.jpg
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zp112wvnu...21.14.46.jpg
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The first one looks like a Dryer Coin.
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I think the 2nd one is a capped die. Nice find!

The first looks like a Dryer Coin, liker pennyman said.
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Thanks! I appreciate the information and help Matt and pennyman. I am rather new to this and I am learning everyday.
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