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2001 D Lincoln Cent Error?

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Whether it's a gas bubble or an error, I'm calling him Lincoln Long Leg
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a DDR is when devices are doubled on the reverse of a coin. That is not doubling, more likely the start of a die crack or a chip out of the die.
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Its that Elephant man disease, look a bit closer! Lol!
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Looks like damage to me. It took a hit. You can see where it goes into the top steps.
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Yep I agree. Didn't notice the chip at first. At best it's a die chip.
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I see no die chip. It look like a divot and not raised. A die chip would be raised.
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I agree it is con contact that made that mark on the center bay. Note how the metal is moved from the original location?
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