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1972-D Penny Faded E Before Pluribus Unum

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I don't really know if this is just a problem with the dies or what but I'm new to this and would like to know what the deal is here. Thanks.
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to CCF. Looks like a Grease Filled Die issue. Full coin pic obverse and reverse might help.
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My best guess would be from die-polishing. It could also be struck-through grease but, that area on the reverse is prime real estate for over-polishing.
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@htm, first welcome to CCF. Second, regardless of whether your coin is the result of being Struck Through Grease or an over-polished die, the value is still one cent. Interesting to keep if you want, but definitely spendable.
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Keep searching. We have folks report neat finds here almost every day.
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Thank yall for replying so quickly! I greatly appreciate the info and I figured it was nothing I just wanted to make sure
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Struck Through Grease is most likely, but it could also be over polished. Not severe enough to bring extra value. Worth 1 cent. But, don't give up. Keep searching and eventually, you will have something good come up. :)
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that area on the reverse is prime real estate for over-polishing.


I agree about the reverse die polishing - if you search cent rolls you will see that alot!!
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