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1969 Penny Missing The Back

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Not sure if this one is an error or not, I can't say I have ever seen one like this.... It doesn't look like it happened after it was minted to me.. Any ideas?

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IMHO sanded or grated down
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The weight will confirm it's likely post mint damage... looks like it was grated in the Parmesan grater.
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It is impossible for it to have been produced in the mint like this.

A coin is made by squeezing a blank piece of metal between two dies. If one of the dies is "missing", then there's nothing for the other die to squeeze against, and no coin can be made.
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Thanks for the opinions, I will check the weight on it!
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