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1958 Wheat Penny With Part Of Lettering Stamped On Rim/Edge?

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 Posted 12/24/2019  12:44 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Dallife to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have a 1958 Wheat penny in good condition with what appears to be part of letters stamped boldly on the rim / off edge above the M in "unum"
I can't find another one like it online.
I bought many wheat pennies from a coin shop which were unsearched and I found a few different errors on some. But I can't identify this one.
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I don't see the "letters stamped boldly on the rim" Which letters? I know you tried to show a clos up, but I still cannot see which letters? What I do see appears to be perhaps damage? Cannot really tell. Can you show us more of the actual edge were you see letters?
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to CCF. Looks like damage from a different coin being pressed against this one. PMD.
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These are raised marks, not pressed in. Looks like letters stamped from another coin or something like that. wouldn't that be an error still?
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The ares next to these areas are reduced, making it look like they are raised, by are not. They are normal height, the incuse marks make it appear raised.
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You can feel them, they are raised. My question is what that could be. They are definitely raised, you can see it without a magnifying glass as well.
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Re-read the second sentence of my previous post.
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The areas are reduced in a very convenient way to show this way. The whole coin rim is the same except for the marks. They are not reduced. It's a perfect penny in decent condition.
Thanks for your help, I will go elsewhere because the pictures don't do justice.
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