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1973 Lincoln Memorial Error Cent

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Here is the telltale difference between a Grease Fill and and over polished die. SIZE matters her, note how thin the devices appear, this is effects of polishing. The die face has been removed creating shallow cavities. Because of the angled design, these devices are cut thin at the ""peak" and larger at the "valley" which is the field level or die face.(mirror image remember). A Grease Fill, plugs the thin "peak" areas which then results in THICKER (wider) devices.1973-Lincoln-Memorial-Error-Cent
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I got all the US and Canada coins when I stayed in Canada and US coins is my favorite. Now I found interesting to collect HK and China different period money
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Thank you Crazyb0,You have display an extremely great and distinct explanation of how an error coin is produced.
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