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2024 Penny Missing Designer Initials?

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I just found a 2024 penny which is totally missing the VDB designer initials. Has anyone else found this? I know many people search for the extra V on the 2023 penny, so I would think having all the initials missing would be something to look for.
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I wouldn't say that they were totally missing, you can see the
bottom of the letters along with the scrape marks.
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Is this a struck through example?
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could happen from grease,die wear,or like this one polishing,common to find
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sorry not grease,its incuse
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It's still there. It was partially obscured by grease in the dies or by an over polished die.
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No premium for this, whatever it may be, but it's kind of a cool curiosity that you could keep in a 2 x 2 for reference.
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A1agrl, coin photographs come out much better if you remove them from the 2X2.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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