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1946-S Penny Weak Date?

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1946-S-Penny-Weak-Date?
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1946-S-Penny-Weak-Date?

is this an error, or just post mint damage?
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Could be a Grease Filled Die?
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It is Die abraded wear. It happened the most on this year. Common and not a premium as they are numerous this year. Not a Grease Filled Die. When you look at many BU rolls showing this you just shake your head.
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Does the abraded wear cause the misaligned die or is that a separate issue?
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Its a separate issue. The obverse die is able to be adjusted and when out of adjustment it creates the MAD coins. The extreme one Cole317 found. Most don't carry a premium unless the devices run over the rim like his.
1946-S-Penny-Weak-Date?
Die wear usually flows toward the rim of the coin. An example I found the other day was this one.
1946-S-Penny-Weak-Date?
You can see the outer devices flowing toward the rim making them distorted.
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