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1960 D, 1971, And 1982 Pennies- Possible Strike Through Grease

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Hello Fellow Numismatists!

I discovered these coins while coin roll hunting and based on other photographs of pennies Struck Through Grease I believe these pennies have the same error. I would appreciate it if you could weigh in on your opinions.

1982 Penny
1960-D,-1971,-And-1982-Pennies--Possible-Strike-Through-Grease

1960 D Penny
1960-D,-1971,-And-1982-Pennies--Possible-Strike-Through-Grease

1971 Penny
1960-D,-1971,-And-1982-Pennies--Possible-Strike-Through-Grease
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 Posted 06/13/2017  4:53 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coinlover1899 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, I believe them to be grease filled errors! Congrats!
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Thanks!
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Yes bottom 2. Top one is over polished die - very common to over polish in that area on Memorial cents.
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#1 & #3 both are over polishing problem, note the "wide" appearance to letters of motto, #2 most likely struck Tutu
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These coins are just worth face value, correct?
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crazyb0, I kind of doubt that the mint would overpolish a die so much so that the near entirety of the word liberty gets polished off, I'm kinda leaning towards Greaser for $3
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Okay, thanks everybody!
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