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1968 D Penny Struck Thru Something On Obverse And Reverse

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1968--D-Penny-Struck-Thru-Something-On-Obverse-And-Reverse
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It's been awhile since I've been on here. Forgot a full pic of Obverse
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That looks like some kind of resonus compound that should come off with a good long soak in some pure acetone
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It's not an error. It's some kind of gunk, maybe dried glue. It should come off with an acetone soak.
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Agree--looks to be 'dried' crud. For fun, give the coin a long soak in 100% acetone.
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Save the Acetone, pick it off with your fingernail then spend it.
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Generally, when a coin is "struck through" something, it leaves an incuse mark, not a raised area.
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Thanks for the info but no acetone bath
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