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1984 Lincoln Cent Unknown Artifact

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Not sure what the line is off the end of the 9's tail. Maybe a plate bubble? It is raised to the same degree as the 9. Just thought I would share it as it is odd. Thanks for looking.
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The coin is filled with plating bubbles so IMO you have indeed correctly answered your own question.
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Definitely an odd place for that plating blister to appear.
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Known as a linear plating bubble. Just a coincidence that it appeared there.
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Agree, looks to be a plating issue.
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That's a very unusual position for a plating blister. Kinda neat.
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