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1969 D Lincoln Penny Floating Roof And No FG

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 Posted 11/11/2015  01:13 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Tripod99 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I could use some help. I have just found a 1969 d with no fg and a floating roof... And at the bottom of the stairs on the left looks like it's not a straight line across it dips down any help would be appreciated ty in advance..

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 Posted 11/11/2015  01:19 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SilverStackerKid to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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And at the bottom of the stairs on the left looks like it's not a straight line across it dips down


We need better close ups of this to be sure of what you are seeing.

The reason the roof is detached and the FG is missing is because the die was WAY over polished. This means that when the die workers were repairing/freshening the dies, they worked really hard on it. This reduced the fields to be as recessed as the FG and top of the roof relative to the die. The devices were basically removed from the die through polishing.
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I agree that die polishing is the culprit. The dies probably clashed, and the mint had to polish the coin heavily to remove the clash marks.
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