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1980 "Woody" Cent?

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I went through a few hundred pennies looking for one.
Would this qualify as a woody?
It looks a bit different from the Wheat cent woodies that I have seen here. I would call this Tiger's eye, or Jupiter!

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Not sure to answer your question, but interesting. Nice find
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Nice woody. Very cool coin!
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Yep, that's a woodie.
I'm always surprised to see one after 1950.
Woodies occurred mostly in the teens.
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It's a woody and a nice one. Common in the 80's.
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Nice example! Fairly common in 1980 for some reason. Two sided examples with horizontal grain are scarce - definitely a keeper.
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Nice find. It does look a little like Tiger's Eye.
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What irregularity(ies) during the minting process causes a LHC to qualify as a woody?
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It goes back to the alloy process. Long before the planchets are punched.
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