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Strange Cutoff Zero In 1940 S Penny.

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@yoko, I think the OP used another coin in an attempt to duplicate this. Not ushering the coin they originally posted.
However, that said, I think that this coin took a hit ling ago, moving the metal around a little and through the years of circulation any sign of the original impact had been rubbed off and smoothed over.
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Thank you so much for responding to this newby and yofor being so welcoming! I am so new to this and your input helps me understand much more about how Coins become damaged.

Just to clarify...I did not damage this coin. The testing I did was on a couple other pennies that are worth a penny. :-) This coin is still perfectly intact. Sometimes when I type it is all I can do to formulate a sentence properly.

All of you are so much more knowledgeable than I and I really appreciate your input. Helps me to understand a little better. Looking forward to learning more.Thank you.

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