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2014 Lincoln Penny With Multiple Obverse/Reverse Errors

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Has anyone seen any errors like these on a 2014 Lincoln?
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Looks like glue to me not an error.
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Glue? Interesting. Even though Lincoln's face can be seen through the front. Also, that doesn't account for the reverse side.
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We see lots of glued coins here.
Maybe try a soak in warm water.
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I'll definitely try the soak. and see what happens. Thanks!
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Not warm water, acetone.


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Even though Lincoln's face can be seen through the front.


That's exactly how we know it's glue, the glue is clear. Multiple coins were glued together the separated. I've seen literally hundreds of them.

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Yes, acetone is the answer.
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Elmer's Glue. It is see through.
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Yup, most people don't realize. Comes out white and dries clear. When I was a kid I used to "varnish" completed puzzles with it so I could hang them up.
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When I was a kid I used to "varnish" completed puzzles with it so I could hang them up.

hey! me too- I used slightly watered down Elmer's to help it spread..
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to the CCF and elmers. Use water, acetone will not touch water-based glue.
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acetone will not touch water-based glue.


Sure it will, eats it right up, I've done it dozens of times.
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I've never seen it.
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I have literally glued coins together with Elmer's, let them sit over night, pulled them apart, used one to mess with know-it-alls on Facebook, used acetone to remove it, then post it again to teach them a lesson in how glue can look on a coin.
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