19? Lincoln Memorial.please Help ID This Its A Strong Collar On The Revers

I have to agree, no rim on obverse equals post mint damage, most likely intentional from the looks of it.

1974-1982 cent. (going by the location of the FG)

Looks like they were trying to make a button out of it. LOL.

Here's an example taken from 2022
Cent error guide book
Stan Mcdonald I don't see the rim here I think
That's why it's reverse

Nice!! A future error coin.. Time travel is real

Does it look like a capped die?



Note the rim on a capped die. It is saucer like, instead of round like normal. On this coin there is not hint of a rim? It was removed from the coin. How do we know it was removed? The reverse has a rim. So the obverse did have one, until it was removed. This is coin damage, not a mint error.

A typical counterbrockage/clashed cap strike. The counterbrockage elements include much of Lincoln's bust (e.g., his coat and ear), the numbers "19", and the letters "BER". These were generated by the original incuse design on the working face of the die cap, elements that were not obliterated by the clash. The incuse, mirror-image Memorial design elements are sharp, normal-sized, and undistorted, indicating that this coin was struck immediately after the cap clashed with the reverse die. The largely featureless swelling on the right side of the obverse face of this Lincoln Cent represents an area of the cap that was indented by a planchet that intruded into the striking chamber.