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Is This What You Call Grease Struck

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Hey everyone. I found this penny coin roll hunting. Is this grease struck. Its a 1970 Lincoln.
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 Posted 03/01/2020  8:27 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Weight? If it is lighter than normal, it may have been dipped in acid.
If it is normal weight, then it was heated with a torch.
Nothing in the mint process would cause a coin to look like that, so it couldn't of happen in the mint. PSD.
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So your saying it is not grease struck then.
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Grease struck would do an entirely different thing. The grease would fill the devices and they would be block out full/partially. All the devices on your coin are raised. So it couldn't be a Struck Through Grease issue:
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The fields would be normal. Only heat or acid would alter the fields and devices like your coin:
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Here is a pic of the coin and its weight.
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So that is normal, so it was altered with a torch.
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Heat damaged. PSD. Not an error coin.
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Ty coop
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