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What Is This Type Of 1986 Penny Variety Called?

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the coin seems "capped" but I'm still learning so I really dont like throwing names around. Please help so I can learn..



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Die deterioration.
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Called Die Deterioration, that inside rim forming, loss of last digit in date, stretching of outside lettering, are all symptoms of need for new dies.
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so the coin is considered a regular strike if selling?
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Yes, it should be worth one cent.
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It's a regular business strike with a little Die Deterioration that should be spent not sold as an error or variety
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Fine to keep as an example, but the problem is too commonly found to be considered of any value, over the one cent.
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since this is dead canyone help with this thread for clarity on what I'm looking at?
Thanks in advance
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BKK - your fellow enthusiasts put in a link that highlights your coin in hand. What you have is an RPM: repositioned mintmark. Since the mintmark is added to the coining die by hand, if the mint mark is re-struck slightly off center of the original strike it creates a doubled image. There are specimens with multiple re-strikes, so these varieties are collectable.
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Ditto
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BKK - I think you'd be better off if you bumped your other thread and asked for more clarification there.

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no one responded to that thread for 4 hours or so. Since everyone was responding to how this coin is common like a 90's baseball card I was hoping for clarification on my other thread while the stings were freshly swollen. That one I was more solid on but help just wasnt there. Remember I dont have knowledge ...I'm learning it on the fly as I sort through 10,000 plus pennies from 1910-2010. Its a bit overwhelming but I'm trying to be a community member by what is taught.
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o one responded to that thread for 4 hours or so.


Four hours isn't all that long -- especially on Super Bowl Sunday.

Keep asking -- I learn a lot from looking at these threads.
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BKK, no one was ignoring you. Rather, you were ignoring the last response there. That individual linked you to a complete listing of the repunched mint marks for that year and mint. I believe the implication was for you to compare yours to those, then be able to identify the variety and find a nice listing to write on the 2x2. (I'm more familiar with their DDO and DDR listings, but I believe the coppercoins designation for mint mark would be something like 199xx-D-MM-0x.) That site is really fantastic for cent CRH.
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What am I missing here? The photos are of a P mint cent not a D or a S. A P mint can't be an RPM.
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