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1982 P Lincoln Memorial Cent

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1982.what happened to the 2? also I put 2 pictures of a 1973 , just to see what it might be also. you wont miss it!
http://killians76.jalbum.net/1982/

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Yeah--what's up with the '73? Was something struck into the coin that fell out?
The 1982 is very interesting too. That extra loop in the 2 doesn't look like post-mint damage to me--die gouge perhaps?
I enlarged a detail for a quicker view:

1982-P-Lincoln-Memorial-Cent
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Thanks KurtS On one of the pictures of the 73 you can see clean seperation of the metal gone, not like it broke out. Thanks again
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Post mint damage. More than likely occurred in a "coin star counter" or similar machine. The metal from the top of the 2 digit has been sliced off and deposited and pushed into the 2's upper curve, giving it the appearance of doubling.

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I see that now...interesting, sure had me fooled!
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