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1945 Lincoln - Sliding "We"

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Ok this coin caught my eye as I'm sorting through. I'd appreciate your thoughts. I see no mention of this on coppercoins.
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 Posted 06/13/2021  9:15 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
@jb, it sure looks like the top half of the letter E in WE has been compressed downward. That doesn't look like a mint error to me.
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@Spence. Thanks. I'm going to soak in overnight but curious because both the W and the E appear fine other than alignment. If it were PMD I would expect the E to be shorter. No?
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That is part of the die design, they all look like that that year.
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All the letters of IGWT are correct except for the W , it looks like it's the only letter touching the bottom of the
rim ; So this is the only anomaly that I see .
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Well I didn't even think of that. I pulled out a few 45s just to prove you wrong and sure enough, you're right. Some more then others but all not really in alignment. Someone was asleep at the wheel. I'm surprised I never noticed this.
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Here's an image I took from PCGS Coinfacts showing the "Low E" design for 1945. This can be seen on many different years of the Wheat cent.


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I never noticed that on mine either. Well, I guess we learn something new every day.
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Well if it is on the master hub, then it will be on all of the coins created with these dies. It is part of the design.
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@coop compared to mine that E is just a swinger. I see what your saying and I've looked at a bunch, I still think mine is low. OR, as @T-Bop pointed out, perhaps because the W also appears a bit hi, the balance is more stark to my eyes.
Thank you though. Another coin researched a bunch, which I love!!
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