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Pretty sure this is a Struck Through Grease or field restricted struck through error? Had a good box with a lot of good finds in it. This was among those finds.    |
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Looks like a laser blast coming from Abe's eye!
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United States
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 Wow Last 5 boxes are duds |
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Same here bugil46, last couple were a few mostly later wheats, foreign and about 1/2 lb copper. This box was good. Might see if they have the sister box when this storm leaves Florida... again.
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Nice find!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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 Nice. |
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United States
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Interesting coin. Congrats. I don't recall seeing a Struck Through Grease with such a sharp linear feature before. I wonder if it could have been struck on a defective planchet. Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
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I agree with a defective planchet that was plated then struck.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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If weight is normal, then it could be a struck through something with that shape. If the weight is under slightly then it maybe a bad planchet issue that cause that issue before the strike.
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I just weighed it. It weighs 2.47 g
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Canada
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IMHO this coin was struck on defective planchet. I can see the broken zinc roll. I like the coin, nice example not very much see.
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United States
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I believe it's a strike through. Looks very similar in shape and texture to some nickel strike throughs I've seen recently.
(Also the weight is normal)
Edited by Tanman2001
11/10/2022 5:02 pm
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I'm going with damaged plan. There wouldn't be very much weight difference on a zinc planchet. So .03 sounds right. I like the name Laser eye Lincoln.
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Cujohn that name is perfect. I was looking at it and thinking some kind of Marvel Lincoln character. I might send it to ANACS just to get a grade on it and slabbed.
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Posted 11/10/2022 06:31 am
