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I found this penny with missing dots and fading letters on the obverse and fading letters on the reverse.
1944-Penny

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I want to say Grease Filled Die but the details that seem to be missing have the same place front and back.
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1943,1944, and 1945 are good years for this error. They almost always have the missing letters on both sides of the coin. Maybe a weak strike?
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yes when the die gets used so many times! it is from wear and tear I believe. think about how money was tight during the war, so they used them till they were unusable. "shop till you drop"

Yes and very common for these years.
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