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I have tried looking it up and came up empty handed. I have a 1996 D penny that looks like Lincoln has a double ear.Your thoughts please.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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A close up of the coin from straight on will help as well. It will help the resident experts to see if it is doubling, or an issue with the die itself.
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Bedrock of the Community
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The overall shape of the ear is there. It is reduced from a bag mark or Machine Doubling. Common. On a doubled earlobe the doubling is outside of the normal shape of the lobe:  |
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 Took a nice hit |
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Here is the same coin founf two days ago and the same error dont appear on the other 1996D coins. Is this a confirmed error coin.
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trailer king1, please post pictures. The OP's coin was not an error.
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This is my last attemp to post the image. I tried and read every thing in the tutorial. I even have the imagecin my upload file. And the green camera icon is visable to uplosd files.
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It's a bag mark just like OP's coin. Not an error.
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Here is the coin. It looks like grease and damage from a machine in unique form this looks like it could also be machine damage. I would think damage caused by a machine would be done in error.
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Posted 10/31/2013 09:22 am
