Hey everyone. This is my first post in the forums. I recently acquired a 1977 D Lincoln Memorial penny in a roll and it really has me stumped to what kind of error could be on the reverse. The areas that are affected are pressed in, not raised. It's a really neat find that I have never seen before. The mintmark and date look to possibly have doubling on them. I need help identifying what kind of errors these could be.
In my opinion it looks like glue on the coin. At one point another cent was glued to this coin back to back. One got pried off. You are seeing the impression of the missing coin in the glue. Better photos would help tell for sure. You could soak the coin in acetone. If it is glue then it will come off. If not it will not hurt the coin.
Thank y'all. I will soak it in acetone and see what happens. I will post pics of the end result. It honestly looks like metal and not glue to me, but I am anxious to see!
You guys were spot on. I soaked the coin in acetone and here is the result. Thanks for all the expertise and I am glad to become a part of the community!
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