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Die Damage (Lmc) After Mint Or During Mint?

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I'm trying to navigate and learn so that's why I'm here. Feedback is greatly appreciated and helps to educate me. Are the lines on this penny what the various error/variety sites talk about when they refer to die markers?
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Your pics. are not very clear but from what I can see the lines that you are referring to are caused by over polishing and known as Abraded Die.
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. Die markers are used to identity specific differences between one die and another. Most often employed with coins minted with a relatively small number of dies.
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Read coop's explanation of die markers here: http://goccf.com/t/256460

I think brush marks could be used as a die marker but it wouldn't be the most reliable marker since I think it would wear away and it wouldn't even appear on the earliest die states of a particular variety.

Anyway, coop has written a great explanation.
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Die scratches are like finger prints. They can be used to identify a certain die. These flatten with time, but remain stronger next to devices. Not really an error as they use this method all the time.
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