1973 D Cent On The Reverse No E

You would to polish a die pretty deep to eliminate a letter.
It just a partial Grease Filled Die.

so its normal is that what your saying dearborn so nothing special I thought I had something I will keep looking

it ius for me I liveb inj thhe denver world its not like the east coast

How do we know it is a Struck Through Grease error? (Your probably wondering that now?) When a die is filled with grease, regardless of how much, the devices will look wider than normal. Note on the 'E PL'? devices. Note the 'E' is almost filled, the P and then L is where is there is less grease and the devices are starting to show the tapered top that is narrow on the devices. (The taper allows the coins to fall off the die after the strike) That is what we look for on the filled with grease error:

According to how the angle of the grease is and how much, it will affect the devices different. Totally filled the device is prevented during the strike. That is what we are seeing and now, you see what I see on your coin.

CoopHome: How does grease affect the strike on a coin? it prevents the strike up of the devices. more grease, less devices are seen. look for the wider base of the devices.

Slight Greaser. Keep searching!

Only a premium when there is a lot missing from the strike that was blocked.