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LMC Possible Die-Adjustment Strike

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I have held onto this Lincoln Cent for a while thinking it was just a Greaser, but the more I look at it, I'm starting to think it could be a die-adjustment strike. Both sides are weak, particularly around the edges, and those areas that are in full detail still look a little shallow. Any ideas? I have some other greasers, but they all have one side that isn't affected.

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I have a Lincoln Cent and a Jefferson nickel that look similar to your coin. I thought they were after mint damage. What do you think?

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CC,your coin looks like it has full rims so I don't think it's a DA strike.
BB,yours are PSD.
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Sorry changed my mind again.....

coincollector, could be wrong cause the rim shows some weakness at one point, so weak strike maybe plausible, but looks like Struck Through Grease at the same time.

Also pending the weight is normal. Thanks, Doug.
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CC, Greaser IMO

BB, both your coins are PMD
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How to tell the difference between a stuck through grease and a low pressure strike:
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Note the rims. Present on Struck through error. Not present on low pressure strike. You have rims on your coin, so it is a Struck Through Grease error.
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