1992 Wide AM Lincoln Cent Errors

Yes, I know it is a Wide AM. I am requesting help identifying the obverse errors.

There's no errors on the obverse, just staining.

@igwt79 That was a really great article! Thank you. It cleared up a lot about subsurface corrosion as well.

The only other issues I wanted to know about regards the T's, both on "Liberty" and "Trust." I'm trying to learn how to identify doubling. On Liberty, the top of the T looks like it has a line through it (horizontal) and on "Trust" both of the stems of the t's appear to have indentures directly in the middle.


Is this typical? I just have a table full of Lincoln cents organized by date at this moment, and want to make sure that I'm not missing anything.

Thanks for your response, by the way, I appreciate that you took the time.

Could it be a tiny bit off center with a Ridge Ring?

Neutronical,

Here is a link on types of doubling. Click on the thumbnails to enlarge photos:https://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles...Doubling.htm
John1

With the current pictures, I cannot see doubling or any markers...
you have the coin in hand, see if you can match any of the markers. If so, try to post clear close ups oriented and cropped the same as on the site you are referencing.

@jfeed Thank you. I have been seeing Ridge Ring all over the place and didn't know what it was called. Because it is (obviously) so typical, I'm assuming that it detracts, rather than adds to the value of a given coin?

Neutronical,
Here is a link to bookmark and study: http://www.error-ref.com/
You can learn about Ridge Ring and a bunch of other stuff
John1