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1955-P Cent Die Deterioration?

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Is this an example of Die Deterioration? I was going through a roll of 1955p cents and found 6 that are like this. Thanks in advance.

1955-P-Cent--Die-Deterioration?

1955-P-Cent--Die-Deterioration?
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04/18/2009 4:44 pm
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1955 is a LWC, not LMC. Sorry-just keeping things correct.
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My bad, thanks for the correction. Title has been corrected.
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You need to make your images quite a bit smaller in file size. 100K maximum. This is taking forever to load, and I have DSL.

I don't see Die Deterioration. The coin is LDS, but that doesn't necessarily spell deterioration. There are some die flow issues here and there.

Are you talking about the doubling on the tops of the letters. That's on ALL 1955 cents.

It helps when you describe what you are asking about instead of using 'this' - sometimes we have to guess at what you are calling 'this'.
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Thanks for your response. I re-sized the images and put markers in the photos of the areas in question. The reason I posted the question was because the other 44 cents in the roll did not have this. I was unaware that ALL 1955 cents have this.
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To some degree or another they all do. If the hub is worn, or the master die was worn, it will be very faint or indistinguishable...but it's on all of them.
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