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Pennies With Lines On Them

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Just wondering what this is called in the Coin World and what causes it

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They're called wood grain or "woodies" for short. Some people collect them as a variant, others just tolerate them. Cause? I think we need someone with some physical-chemistry in their knowledge base.

I think it goes back to the original sheet that the planchets are punched from. All bets off for > 1982.
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Here is an explanation of "Improper Alloy Mix"

http://www.error-ref.com/?s=imprope...loy+mix
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I think that is called rolling marks,not a true woody.
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Nice follow ups Pete.
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Thank you, Those links are very informative. This is a great site for an old guy like me
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