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Question; Smooth Vs. Ribbed Pillars On The Lincoln Penny

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Hi good people,
Does anyone know if there is a variety video / information about this possible error?
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There were a few coins that were listed as wavy steps that show these lines on the base area of the Memorial building. But that is the only mention I've hear about.
http://www.traildies.com/
Wavy Steps is a sub section on this site.
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Hmmmm, I have a penny with smooth pillars on all.
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Die wear removes the crispness of the design. Just normal wear and tear on the dies. The fresher the die, the better the strike. Poorer strikes are less desirable.
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Could be a worn die or a Grease Filled Die or a weak strike or even circulation wear.
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