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1971 LMC Need Help Identifying.

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Hi CC. I recently was rechecking a roll of 1971 cents I put up and came across this one. What caught my eye was the LIBE in Liberty. Not sure if this is a DDO but curious. I know the images are not the best I apologize, but any help would be greatly appreciated!
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That is Die Deterioration Doubling.
Notice the flow marks.

PS
Your images are better than most.
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Yes, I'm thinking a Die Deterioration matter as well.
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Thanks for the replies guys. I appreciate the help out. So Die Deterioration Doubling got it.
Thanks again everyone!
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Nice images! now we need to get them to display upright.

But yes, this cent was struck by a worn out die, the 'Radial flow Lines' on the field show how the die was stretching and contracting under the pressure of the machine. Also the devices at the edges - notice how that 'doubling' all is trending towards the rim all the way around - another sign of a tired die.

We just call it Die Deterioration Doubling as stated by others above.
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