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1969-D Lincoln Penny

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Hello everyone,
I'm just learning about possible errors in coins, and this 1969-D Lincoln Penny caught my attention.

Could this be a floating roof with a weakened FG or this is due to the poor condition of the coin?

Learning a lot from reading the forum, thanks to all.

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 Posted 04/05/2021  09:58 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dearborn to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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It looks like a floating roof, can you post up a few images close up of either end of the roof areas?
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Thanks for answering.
I hope these are better.
Was the closest I could get with my phone.

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The "floating roof" is caused by excessive die polishing.



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It is a floating roof.
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A floating roof is not really an error as it is caused by excessive die polishing which is just part of the minting process.
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Aye, a floating roof.
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Thanks for the answers.
The weakened FG also caused by excessive die polishing as well, right?
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Thank you!
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The weakened FG also caused by excessive die polishing as well, right?

Right. 1969 & 1970 series Lincolns are most susceptible for over die polishing on those areas (Roof & FG)
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