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1973 Lincoln Penny Errors?

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Hello All,

It has been quite a while since I have been on the forum. I finally took some PTO and decided to go through my jars of pocket change. I noticed this penny felt thinner on the bottom right edge than the rest of the coin. Then I looked closer and the top half of the coin looked like it was struck on the rim. I would love for you all to take a look and hear what you think about it.

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Looks like a very minor MAD and maybe a minor Rim Fin.
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MAD and Rim Fin. Mint error.
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My first Mint error...Woohoo! Think there is much value in it?
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Unfortunately no because MAD's are actually quite common. If you get a few rolls of coins and go through them you'll probably find several.
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If the die was tilted, it allows the metal to flow between the collar and the die, creating a fin like John1 mentioned. More of a premium if these are thin and sharp.
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But most of the time when they are found in circulation, they are already flattened like your coin.
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