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1948 Penny, What Happened

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A 1948 penny that looks like it was being melted at the time of being struck . Right side from DEI down to the bottom of bust has large waves all through the coin . The legend does not have double stamping but you can see another impression of the lettering . The date side does not have any problems .

1948-Penny,-What-Happened

1948-Penny,-What-Happened

1948-Penny,-What-Happened

1948-Penny,-What-Happened
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 Posted 03/03/2013  11:25 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jkol2369 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like a die clash
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I duno, it seems to be moving with the head...
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Double struck mabye?
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Weird. I'm guessing a worn die of sorts.
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That is a mystery. Even in the denticals, it looks struck about 4 times. Even in the front of the forehead.
Do you think it got stuck to one die?
That's a good one for the 10x loop.





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Thanks Cownick and Pennysaver .

When looking at the coin it reminds me of something melting and turning to liquid as it flows away .
The letters don`t seem to be double struck as normal .
Definitely weird .
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it almost looks like a reused planchete
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