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1990 Lincoln Cent Soft "Li" In Liberty And "0" In Date Plain Issue On Rever

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HI everyone!

Found this and figured I'd ask if it's anything special before I cut it loose back to the wild. As the title it has a weak 0 in the date and even weaker LI in liberty. On the reverse seems there's a plating issue where the memorial is outlined in silver (zinc showing) as well as some of the lettering. Hopefully these pictures are good enough to see what I'm talking about. Is it a keeper?
Never seen something else quite like it could all just be PMD wear for all I know but it caught my eye and figured I'd ask about it. Thank you!


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That reverse is a particularly good example of split plating.
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Extreme strong strike on the coin, the reverse plating split. The obverse die had some grease on the bust area, preventing the full strike.
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Minor Greaser and Split Plate Doubling. Not a keeper.
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I would agree. Nice photos, by the way.
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Thank you Coinfrog, I think I'm getting better at picture taking finally. LOL

I probably will keep it just to keep it as a reference piece, at least until the zinc start really rotting.
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