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1982 LC Greaser --I Think ?

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Pretty sure this is a Greaser but it looks a little
different than what I usually find. Thought I would get a second opinion. Thanks for looking.

1982--LC-Greaser---I-Think-?

1982--LC-Greaser---I-Think-?

1982--LC-Greaser---I-Think-?

1982--LC-Greaser---I-Think-?

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Reverse was struck through something. The toning seems odd, as well as the metal flow. Could be grease, a lot of grease. If so, a very greasy Greaser. 1982 a transition year - this seems to be an impaired copper, not a zincoln.
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I'm not sure. Can't wait to hear coop's opinion on this one, because I have no Idea.
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The rims seem to be defined. The obverse shows weakness on the right side of the bust. The reverse is more puzzling and could be Struck Through Grease.

Might double check the weight as I'm not sure grease alone is the sole cause. Thanks, Doug.
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Note on all reverse images you will see the devices widened because of the heavy grease almost blocking out a lot of the devices. Each one that it is affected looks widened. That is what we would see on a stuck through grease error. The dies are tapered with the tops of the devices narrow and widened at the base. When the devices get blocked (at the tops) then just the lower part of the device is formed.
1982--LC-Greaser---I-Think-?
Possibly the the die was wiped with a cloth spreading the grease evenly in some devices, but yet leaving enough clearance to see some of the device on the coin. So it is a Struck Through Grease error. Cudos to those who called it.

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Thanks for the help everybody.
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