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What Causes This, Lincoln Cent (1988)

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I see this often but have no idea what causes this, notice near the rim. Thank you for looking.


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That is called a Ridge Ring and is caused by a deteriorating die.
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Agree with JimmyD. That's the Ridge Ring.
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yep with Ijn agreeing with JimmyD, it is a nice example of a Ridge Ring too. That cent was struck by a worn out die.
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Type Ridge Ring in the search box upper left of page.
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Ridge Ring as mentioned. You photos are a bit too dark with too much contrast.
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to the CCF!
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What is Ridge Ring?(Part of Die Deterioration Doubling. See discussion half way down the page on the link below.)
http://goccf.com/t/416223

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