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1989 Lincoln Cent Doubled Die Reverse?

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Found this in a box of pennies yesterday. Looks like two extra columns in bays #9 and #10. What do you think?

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Possible die scratches. The locations are not the same. I would like to see above and below the buuilding to see if there are any die scratches that could have flowed through the fields of the bays.
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with coop,at first glance it looks like a doubled die, but when you look closer the locations are different. I feel this is some sort of die event rather than a hub doubled die
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Thanks for the extra images. It is beneficial because it proves another point. While there are no die scratch above or below the Memorial, die scratches fade in different ways. The ones in the open field areas flatten quicker than than devices near devices. Sometimes you will looking for a marker that the die scratches have flattened, but if you look inside of devices, or next to the devices, you will still see the previous die scratches still appearing there. This is an example that the two die scratches were protected because of the surrounding devices. If there were a doubled die, the lines would be wider that form the extra columns. these are narrow like die scratches and that is what they are. Again thanks for posting these images as the explanation will help a lot of other collectors in there search for markers for known varieties.
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