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1970 LMC With Rotated Center On Both Sides And Possible 3 Heads On Front

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I got this coin back in some change and noticed it was a little difference. I'm not a well versed collector but I have culled out any coins that I found interesting and possible errors since I was a child. Mostly all were of course after mint errors. This one though has raised front center and sunk obverse. Both centers are rotated but at what appear to be different angles and the front faintly looks as if it has a 3rd Lincoln head. Possible the eye of the third being at the hairline on the neck of the rotated center head. The coin also has a weight that is 10% over the weight of this coins official minted weight should be. Any help with what this is is greatly appreciated.

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What you have is PMD sorry. Some one punched the center out and then replaced it.
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That was my first thought but how would this explain the 10% overage in weigh on such a heavily worn coin?
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They may have "added" material while taking out and replacing. Sorry, but it's 100% PMD.
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!00 % PMD You have to look at things like this , and ask yourself How could this happen during the strike, Not possible.
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to CCF. Post Strike Damage all the way.
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Yes PSD, no doubt about it.
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