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I Have A 1980 Woody Penny.

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Everyone should have a woody penny in their coin collection.

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Can't tell from these photos, but woody copper usually doesn't display such thin regular lines.
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Mike Diamond made a comment on these.
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Even though it is not a traditional woody I would still keep it.
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A very nice modern day Woody! Thanks for sharing.
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Let's resurrect this thread. I have one also.


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Roller lines again. Note the tops of the ONE CENT do not show the lines, they wore off the coin during circulation. On a real woody, they would remain even after circulation because the poor mixture of the copper is the issue on the wheat woodies. It is in the planchet, rather than on top of the planchet.
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I agree both coins are Modern Woodys and thought to be caused by roller marks. They are both narrowly striped cents. Here's a picture of a traditional Woody thought to be caused by an improper alloy mix. While the Modern Woody is subject to wearing off relatively easy, some traditional Woodys wear too, because the improper alloy mix sometimes varies in depth in some coins. This is evidenced by the fact that traditional Woodys can be one or two sided. Also, we have seen one sided Woodys with worn off stripes.

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