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1960-D Lincoln Cent , Doubling On Rear With Filled Bottom S, Special?

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1960-D-Lincoln-Cent-,-Doubling-On-Rear-With-Filled-Bottom-S,-Special?
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What you are seeing on the reverse is Machine Doubling onthe letters. You can tell since the letters are reduced in size and the doubling is shelflike. The filled s in States is caused by a Die Chip from the die chipping away. Die Chips are very common on the 1960 D small dates for some reason.
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That first pic is great,like computer generated almost
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Thx, 3 lights seemed to pop the lines then toned down.
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Looks like maybe a skirted R as well. I'd like to see a photo of your lighting setup. Still struggling with mine.
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While the top image looks like you can see the edge of the coin on the SE area, it is actually in a 2X2 that is not closed. It sure looks like you are seeing the edge. Tricky........
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