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1995 D Lincoln Cent Double Earlobe ?

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Looking to see if this is a Doubling in the earlobe or MD Anyone ? Thanks..
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Looks like it took a hit to me.
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Just damage in that area.
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Looks like MD. Note how one area is raised above the normal ear area. (Kind of like pushed snow) If this were coin contact it would probably be more incuse. Instead, the metal was pushed level instead of making an incuse area.
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