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1945 Lincoln Wheat Cent, Struck Thru Or Post-Mint Damage?

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45 Wheatback- missing the LIB in Liberty on the Obv, and part of the ONE on the Reverse.

Struck thru grease etc or post-mint damage?

The picture showing the bottom on the Obverse has got me uncertain.

I'm leaning toward post-mint damage, but not sure .

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I'd say thin planchet from near the end of a strip.
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looks like heavy wear at first but I dunno
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I believe a tapered planchet - Right thickness on the right side, too thin on the left side. A couple of bucks worth in that grade. In BU it would have been a $10-$15 error.
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I also think it was struck on a tapered planchet.
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Thanks again!
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