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1974 1 Cent With Big Dot On Reverse Leaf (Assuming Big Die Chip)

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So I got a few rolls I just got the chance to look through and I found a lot of 60's and 70's cents amongst a good few rolls of really old (1920's/1930's) and most of them were lacquered, so its safe to say the recent penny hoard I picked up from the bank belonged to a previous collector. During my search through the pennies I came across this one with a pretty big die chip/dot on the left leaf of the reverse.

In my opinion it looks too well rounded to be a die chip but I will let the experts decide..


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Assuming this will not dislodge with an acetone treatment,
I can't think of another logical explanation.
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Coinfrog, will the acetone remove the lacquer from off of the coin completely? If so I will give it an acetone bath and see what happens but I am pretty certain it is raised from the coin like a die chip would be.
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