2014 D Cent What Is The Ring Around Both The Obverse And Reverse

Try using Earle42's method.
http://goccf.com/t/422658

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oh good, hope to see better images soon

Noticed this older post, I have one like that also, and it seems like if I look at the outline of his bust from the bottom of his chest line and go to the left it goes up to and in through the L in Liberty and continues through the In and stops in the G. And keeping the same analogy around his bust line as it leaves the bust line it goes around and follow through the Trust. There appears to be 3 or so possibly dye cracks just above Liberty. I have just started looking at some coins I got from a brother-in-law before he passed away and notice this penny, nice and shiny, if that is how they are described. Don't have good enough camera to take a decent picture. I would describe the circle as a continuation of the bust line is how I see it. I can tell by his picture even though it is bright that mine has the same design as this picture because of the similarities. Not a good description I know but just thought I would post this.

Circles like this are almost always as a result of some kind of automated coin sorter/counter, or sometimes from the end-crimping machine for making rolled coins. On older coins, such damage might also result from a coin being encased in one of those aluminium " Encased Coin" rings.

I can't think of any deviation in the coin making process where such a ring might be created as a mint error.

Halo1st, that's what I was thinking too.

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