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Here's a 1979 penny I found in a unopened bank roll it has no denticles or very few

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Obverse side

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thats crazy was in a BU roll of 79's? or just a bank roll?
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Yes a BU roll of 1979 there was other coins with doubled 79, 979 nice roll for varieties
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Could it be a Grease Filled Die?
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That would be my thought, as well; Struck thru Grease. Sloppy quality control!, and even worse craftmanship. As a mechanic, I think it is important to clean up my area, and 'get rid of the burrs".
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That make sense because there is no damage to the coin at all.
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