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1995 Lincoln Cent

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Is this Machine Doubling or something else?
In One Cent, the E's, C and T have a line under them.
Also America has a line under the A. This can be seen from the naked eye.

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Not 100% sure but the 995 all looks like it's doubled. ( talking about the year, 1995)
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That is split plating. During the strike the plating was split possibly because of too much force during the strike. The gray you are seeing there is the zinc underneath.
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Thanks for fast reply.

Is that something to keep or not?
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Thanks Solotime and Coop! I have seen this before and wondered.
A learning process.
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