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2021-D Penny -Noticed The "I" In In God We Trust

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I unrolled two rolls of 2021D Pennies from the bank. I noticed that the "I" in IN GOD WE TRUST is almost indistinguishable because it is stamped too light. Is this common? The other mints are not like that. First post newbie. I have looked at it through my microscope and from different lightinh and resolutions. Thanks, Herb
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Please show us the entire coin, both sides. Thanks.

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It either a partially Grease Filled Die or a polishing issue. Please, can we see the entire coin?
And coins are 'struck' not stamped.
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Thank you for the responses! I will attempt to post the requested pics. I forgot to mention that I have more than one of these from the 2 rolls. My estimate is about 75 of the 100 have this same issue. Also note that on these same pennies the left upright of the "U" in United is the same way but not as severe. I will be posting the original and a secondary one. Thank you for the clarification of being "struck" instead of stamped. I worked in a auto manufacturing stamping department and the term just seemed natural for me. Thanks again and I am excited to know more about these. PS, These pennies have only been handled with gloves on.
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Die polishing weakened the 'I' in IN. There is evidence of the appearance of Ridge Ring starting. So the die was already polished once before altering the weakened/smaller devices. (When the die is polished, it removes the top of the field from the die. Because the devices are tapered, then the removed field , removes part of the base of the devices, leaving them smaller and the wider base is removed off the bottom of the devices.
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A thought just hit me. Possibly why the 'I' is weaker, it might have been a die that had Feeder Finger Damage, thus affecting the one device more than the others? (I have not seen FFD on the Cents yet. So that might be what causes this?)
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Thank you for the awesome responses. I guess my next question is, are these valuable? If so, what do you think they would sell for? Thanks, Herb
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