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1995 D Lincoln Cent Doubling

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The new microscope is in the mail and a new camera too :)

Found this last night- It is discolored although still interesting. The obverse and reverse have multi-doubling.

What is this discoloration? Should I try to clean with acetone? Thanks.

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. Coop thinks that is caused by a cigarette lighter and I see no doubling from pics provided.
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I don't know what it's from But I have over 2 rolls of 95s that came out of obw roles. I just put it down as bad plating. They go from just a little spot, to almost the whole surface of both sides.
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Cigarette lighter seems a likely cause.



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Cigarette lighter on coins out of a new obw role. Not likely
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Doesn't appear to be a hub doubled die to me. Looks like heat damage to the center of the coin, that's not a normal toning pattern.
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Gonna be exciting to get this 1995 under the microscope :)

The reverse photo shows indenting and what looks like maybe loss of copper plate- this seems to be the case throughout on the obverse and reverse in varying degrees. The obverse photo shows doubling on numbers 9 and 5. Haven't been able to get a good enough look to determine if there is more doubling. Will add more photos asap.

Thanks all for the discussion.


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Is it going to hurt to put this in acetone?
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100% pure acetone will not hurt it. The gray around the numbers and letters is split copper plating, said to be caused by a type of Machine Doubling. No DDO or DDR.
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Lighter it seems to be.
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Just a note: I am on the fence about it being from a lighter or a plating issue. I keep the nicer ones that I find...just in case
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