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Does Anyone Know If There's An Error On This 1973 Penny

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Can anyone tell me what's going on with this 1973 Penny? Is there an error here. It's just a weird looking penny.
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Here's the front
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I guess it rolled around in a laundromat dryer for a long time.
I can't think of any stage in the minting process that would produce something like that.
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Dryer, ocean, or rock tumbler. Post-mint damage.
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, PMD.
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Definitely weird looking, but that folded over rim is a result of mechanical damage.
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Very nice example. Consider dropping it into a 2x2 as a reference piece, or even a fun curiosity.
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Almost looks like it's made out of chocolate.
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