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1954 Lincoln Cent Error Or Not?

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I am new to collecting/treasure hunting so is the E in we dropped down? The hair Lin odd? Or are these just signs of the times?

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Not an error, just a very worn die. As dies are heavily used, the metal on the dies moves outwards. The dies are frequently polished losing details (around letters, etc) notice how close these have moved to the rim, and are curling up the edges. This it because metal hah moved so much the outer edge of die has been ground away to fit within its holder. Really see how even the US Mint had to "Make things stretch"(ugh, pun) for he War Effort!

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to CCF. The E in WE being lower, was part of the original die design.
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, whit both
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1954 Lincoln Cent error or not?


A 1944 minted in 1954 would be an error and so would a typo.

1944 design of the times. Also a piece of war history as variety 1 (Bronze) coins resumed production from spent cartridge cases during war time. Thanks, Doug.
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to the CCF!
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