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1983 Lincoln Memorial Cent Mint Error - Marjor Uniface Die Dents

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Thanks for all the great replies! Still not entirely sure what went on here, but if Mike's stumped then it'll probably stay as an unknown.

Just to clarify about any plating comments, here is an image of the second coin. It just isn't as nice so I used the other one in my posting. But every mark is exactly the same on this coin as well so pretty much has to be die damage as I see it, not something with the plating or planchet.

1983 Lincoln Memorial cent mint error - die damage coin 2 reverse


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Thanks TB for the additional images of the second coin.
And thanks Mike for adding about this being die damage. Certainly what it seemed like to me.

As I understand die polishing and as OGG said, polishing won't usually affect the deepest part of the dies.
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As I understand it, Polishing affects the highest part of the die - which turns out to be the deepest part of a coin. Also isn't the reverse side of a coin usually the anvil die?
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