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1984 LMC Double Lincoln

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Looks like to me there's 2 Lincoln's in the memorial somebody help me please
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I don't see anything unusual going on.
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Theres a person in the column to the right up near the top
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Do you think it may be John W. Booth?
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Note the columns next to those bays. The bays were polished a lot on that area. So if the metal was removed from the die unevenly, the coin would have a raised area from the metal reduction on the fields and bays.
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Thanks coop I really appreciate the knowledge u share
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