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1917 P Lincoln Memorial Penny

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Is this cloth strike thru?



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Looks like cloth, or some other material, stuck on. It didn't leave the mint looking like that, in my opinion.
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That's called a Wheat cent ; Memorials started in 1959 .
Looks to be cloth struct to or a Rice Chex cereal .
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For fun, drop the coin into high-grade acetone and see if the 'weave' feature comes off (meaning an adhesive was in use).
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Looks like an adhesive residue from duct tape.
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I agree with the tape theory. Someone may have taped it into a cardboard coin board. Pure acetone should take off most of the residue without further coin damage. I suspect the area under the tape might always have a different coloration, though, due to chemical reaction with the copper.
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Acetone dip will tell a lot.



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Looks like the middle section of a sticking plaster/band aid?
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A bandade on a wounded Lincoln
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