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1972-D Lincoln Cent - Foot Of 2 In Date (0.o)?double Rimming?

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1972-D-Lincoln-Cent---Foot-Of-2-In-Date-0.o?double-Rimming?
1972-D-Lincoln-Cent---Foot-Of-2-In-Date-0.o?double-Rimming?
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1972-D-Lincoln-Cent---Foot-Of-2-In-Date-0.o?double-Rimming?
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That's just damage on the "2" of the date. It's Post Strike Damage (it happened after it left the U.S. Mint). The "Doubled Rim" is called a Rim Fin. http://www.error-ref.com/finning/
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The 2 seems to have been damaged after strike.

Double rims have a several ways of developing on coins. Some are common and some not so much. The one I find most interesting are the ones produced by a wide collar issue.
http://www.error-ref.com/wide-collar/

I also like a good Rim Fin as well. Ones with a unique unquestionable upward spread due to the coin metal squeezing into the thin gap between the die and collar. Thanks, Doug.
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When the huge image loaded when I opened this thread. It looked like the sky, with a huge white cloud. LOL
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