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1969-S Lincoln Memorial Cent

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Here is a nice one The thing that caught my eye was the S

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A very nice example of Machine Doubling.
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Great example, by the way. I have yet to even find Machine Doubling.
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I just noticed that this is an example of a strike dbl on page 327 photo 10 in the CherryPickers Guide lol
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One of the years most common to have Machine Doubling. (1968-1971)
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is that a die chip in the S?
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The mint mark lump is from a bad punch. The reason you can tell is to look at other denominations from the same mint. They will look that way also. So you know when you can blame it on the punch.
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