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eddio
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i found these
1 clipped
2 struck through something from top to bottom

Two-2011-Pennies

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The first one looks like PMD, I can see what looks like file marks. The second one is not a strike trough, I think the steel core had a defect that shows through the plating.
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They both look PMDish to me. IMHO
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They camrout from a new roll. I will keep them I fpund this similar clipped. On a 10 cents
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I think coin number 1 got caught in a counting / rolling machine at the mint. I have found damaged 25c coins in rolls I got from the mint. It doesn't have the usual characteristics of a genuine clip error.

For coin number 2 my first impression is that it has a plating flaw due to an impurity. Or it could be struck through as you suggest.
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Ok thanks to evveryone
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