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What Kind Of Error Is This Ebay Listing?

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What kind of error is this ebay listing?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-Linco...294136371308
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Has been hit with a controlled blow from a hammer?
Just guessing - perhaps I am wrong. Other comments?
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Maybe a broadstrike also... http://www.error-ref.com/broadstrike-centered/

Broadstrike with partial indent?
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Partially capped die?
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Seller has a bad rep.
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Was this a multiple choice question?

5 replies - 5 different estimates of what is going on..
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I'm with Spruett and Lawest. Partial indent, struck out of collar.
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I am not trusting that this is a true mint error. To me it looks as if the coin was picked up with hot pliers. I could be wrong as I'm certainly no expert. I'd love to get Mike Diamond's take on this one.

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It's a broadstrike with a flipover partial brockage.
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You have it now. Thanks Mike.
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Thanks! I trust Mike is correct, but how can you tell it's a partial brockage rather than a partial indent strike since no reverse design is visible in the brockaged area?
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It's a flipover brockage (a brockage from a flipped-over cent). Therefore you expect to see incuse, mirror-image obverse design elements. In this case you can clearly see the front lower portion of Lincoln's bust.
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I see what you mean. I thought that was just this coin's obverse struck weakly through the other planchet, but I think I'm seeing the bow tie.
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