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1857 Flying Eagle Cent Possible Struck Thru Grease.

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Struck thru grease? Obverse.
What do you think? Looks more than just strike weakness.

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Wow, must be a strike-through.
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Probably Struck Through Grease. 1857 FECs are notorious for striking problems, planchet flaws and weakness. It's the primary reason the series was so short lived!
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Agree - given the uniformity of the reverse, I say the obverse is STG.
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That's what I thought too.
Thanks ;-)
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