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1930 D Wheat Penny Something Odd On Reverse

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Good evening everyone! Back with another question, hopefully an interesting one. I have a 1930 D Wheat penny, worn heavily as expected. Under my scope though on the reverse I found something that I'm not sure if its just wear or a possible error. On "E PLURIBUS" it almost looks to read "E PLURIIBUS" I've attached photos as usual. Would love to know what this is if its not just wear. Thanks for looking and the feedback!

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 Posted 07/20/2020  8:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add silverwolf to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
deteriorated die issue.. the die was close to it's end..
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Also the coins back then were circulated more. They started saving rolls in the 1930's. But before that, they were mostly used a money. Back then one cent, meant something.
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Die deterioration, much circulation wear, hits and dings (and resulting 'artifacts' blending in with the high level of wear).
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Ii agree with all of the above, Die Deterioration, the die was near the end of it's useful life.

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Learned something new! Thanks everyone!
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