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1990 P LMC Help. DDD And.

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Hi all, first time posting though I've already learned so much from lurking around the shadows here this summer. (Thanks coop, john1, and few others) I've just.started the hobby and love it. I was a dive master once and developed a trained eye to see and show sea critters that were invisible to my divers and now I find myself staring at one penny for an hour sometimes searching and learning. It's unbelievable just how many errors and variations and reasons for them all I never in a million years would have thought there was this much to it. It's awesome. Anyhow thanks for sharing and having me on board here.

The 1990 I have before me now is troubling me because it looks like it was pressed after the (and I still don't know exactly the term for this) concave bit on the right rim. I see what I believe to be DDD, MAD prevention doubling of the letters but I don't understand how they are on top of the shallow trenches rim area. At first I thought it was, and very well still is, from the roller fingers after the wrapper of course being rolled and pressed but I would think that would show on top of all the lettering. Anyhow thanks for the help and happy hunting.
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@lost, first welcome to CCF. Second, I don't think that this is Rolling Machine Damage but rather a Ridge Ring.
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. On the reverse is Ridge Ring.
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I'm with the others, Ridge Ring due to Die Deterioration. Your second to last pic would appear to be a different cent, a copper, that has had damage to "LIBERTY".

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Thanks! Ridge Ring. Simple and straightforward enough. I appreciate it. And as for the damaged liberty that photo mistakenly got in there. Different coin all together I apologize. It is just a damaged coin though as you can see the I being so fresh but it's kind of cool so I took a photo then back in the jar it went. Cheers.
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