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2015-D Lincoln Shield Error Penny. What Kind Of Error Is This Can't Find Anything Like It?

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 Posted 05/23/2022  11:30 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Vskala to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
2015-D Lincoln Shield Error Penny. What kind of error is this can't find anything like it? It's like a mirror image of it or like a second coin was struck with it. Any ideas?
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 Posted 05/24/2022  01:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
@vsk, it is a little hard to see clearly when you keep the coin in the 2x2 for your pics. With that said, this most looks like a cent that has been purposefully squeezed between two others in order to simulate an error. We call these "vise-jobs".
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Agree, vise job.



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The reason they call this a 'Vise Coin," is the letters that are mirrored on the coin. They are transferred from another coin in a vise that squeezed this coin and another one together make a mirrored image. Mirrored in what sense? The devices look like the actual die. These devices will be incuse on the transfer. The design will be also incuse (not raised on the coin) This was done after it reached circulation. The rim will leave an incuse mark from the other coin. So it was copied not from the die, but by another coin. So this is a damaged coin. If it were transferred from a die, then the devices would be raised and not mirrored like actual coin. Just spendable now.

CoopHome: What does the term "Vise Squeezed Coin" mean? This is done post strike. Damage to a coin.
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definitely a vise job here. In the future, please remove the coin from its holder (2x2) in order to get better images with no glare or reflections.
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