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1969 Lincoln Memorial Cent - Clipped Planchet Or PMD?

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Do these pics help?
1969-Lincoln-Memorial-Cent---Clipped-Planchet-Or-PMD? 1969-Lincoln-Memorial-Cent---Clipped-Planchet-Or-PMD? 1969-Lincoln-Memorial-Cent---Clipped-Planchet-Or-PMD?
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Thanks for these extra images. They show what I needed to see.
1969-Lincoln-Memorial-Cent---Clipped-Planchet-Or-PMD?
It was cut to make it look like an incomplete planchet. PSD
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The rim is tapered on both sides and STATES OF does display some strike weakness, I am convinced that it is a genuine incomplete planchet error. Regarding the Blakesley Effect, it tends to be weaker on coins with a straight clip vs. a curved clip. Given two clips of equal size, a curved clip would display a stronger BE because the diameter at the clip site would be smaller than that of a straight clip(larger diameter equals more force applied to the edges during the upsetting process).
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