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1981 Cent Question

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Found this roll hunting. Not sure how this happened.

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I know, real poor photo's.
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That is a nice sized indent strike error, caused by another planchet overlapping that one when it was struck. Somewhere out there is an undated ~75% off-center obverse with a uniface reverse that would match up perfectly to your indent. Value would be ~$10 or so.
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Wow,nice and found close to home Congrats,
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Two planchets were feed into the coining chamber at the same time. The above coin was positioned correctly with the other planchet partially covering it. It is called an indent error. Notice the strong strike with the finned rim on the reverse opposite the indent.
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Thanks guys for the quick response.
Pyrbob,
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Notice the strong strike with the finned rim on the reverse opposite the indent.

I didn't even see this.
Would this be considered the Blakesley Effect?
Biokemist, wouldn"t it be great to find its twin!
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No, the Blakesley Effect only affects the rim on some clipped coins.
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Wow! Many cool error finds today. Great find!
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