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1976-S Penny Burn Mark?

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I found this one recently it looks cool but there's damage on the revers in the same place, that led me to believe it was a burn hole. I haven't seen a coin like this so I figured I'd see what y'all think. Is it just a burn or something else?

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It looks like electrical contact of some sort
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That's a good idea I couldn't figure out what could make such a small burn like that.
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Or...Some sort of planchet flaw?
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High Ampere arching, such as car battery or 230V arc welder.
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Electricity.
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Thanks guys.
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It is not a burn mark or electrical arcing. The reverse bulge clearly shows that it is impact damage.
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It could still be metal flow from arcing.
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