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Matron Early Copper Penny With Stamped Interlocking Lugs?

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virtualpiano
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I have what appears to be a Matron Early Copper Penny with four lugs stamped around the edge on obverse and reverse that seem to allow the coins to interlock when stacked. I have been unable to find any reference to this variant.

Any Thoughts?

Thanks!

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Sorry but it's just damage
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Thanks Numismat, I thought that might be the case. Now I'm just left to ponder the purpose since it appears to have been deliberate.

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Again!
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Most likely it was mounted on something. That was my first thought when I saw the holes.
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Its not a LC humdinger ... don't ask ...

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