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Pocket Change: 1991 P LMC With A Interesting Reverse Rim.

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Interesting
Pocket-Change:-1991-P-LMC-With-A-Interesting-Reverse-Rim.
Pocket-Change:-1991-P-LMC-With-A-Interesting-Reverse-Rim.
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Huh I don't know what this could be. I'll wait for the experts to chime in. Definitely not PMD though.
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I would like to see a pic of the edge of the cent.
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Maybe a collar error? It doesn't look like a Cud to me.
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Looks like a die dent to me.
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That is called die attrition. The die was not centered before it was used. We mostly see it on the obverse dies. This was so far out that the die was rubbing on the collar wearing down the side of the die, thus the deterioration of the rim. Here are some images of other examples.:
Pocket-Change:-1991-P-LMC-With-A-Interesting-Reverse-Rim.
Pocket-Change:-1991-P-LMC-With-A-Interesting-Reverse-Rim.
Pocket-Change:-1991-P-LMC-With-A-Interesting-Reverse-Rim.
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I'll sound smarter if I just agree with @coop and otherwise keep my mouth shut.
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