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Today's Roll Hunting Lincoln Cents

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These 3 pennies are the only things of interest this Cat could glean today.

1968d die chip in R.
1966 small 1 in date.
2005d irregular space between columns.
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Coin #1 is a Broken Die Post.
Coin #2 was caused by an over polished die (that's why the 1 is small in size).
Coin #3 Looks normal.
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So the bump in the space between the columns is not noteworthy at all? It was a bit difficult to photograph, as that part is still very shiny.
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Yea, not much came up in that hairball, did it? #3 maybe a plating bubble or an attempt to remove a die clash that dipped too far into the design, think a bubble.
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Looks like #3 is starting die die chip. Die chips often don't happen all at once, but continue to crumble away.
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This coin was a 2008 cent.
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Was that made by photographing a progressing die chip over lot of coins from the same run?
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I received two rolls of OBW 2008 plain cents from a friend and I was able to find different examples from the rolls of die progression of the die that struck this batch. I took the images and used a base image and then added the difference areas one at a time to make a GIF image. That way it shows the progression.
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I received two rolls of OBW 2008 plain cents from a friend and I was able to find different examples from the rolls of die progression of the die that struck this batch. I took the images and used a base image and then added the difference areas one at a time to make a GIF image. That way it shows the progression.


Awesome Coop! That's pretty cool.
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I need to go back to school to learn how to do that stuff Coop!
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I taught myself. I've been using this program for over 20+ years. Still learning.
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