Study any circulated coin and you'll see such things... nothing remarkable here beyond typical circulation wear.
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This coin has a variety of things going on with it. Mainly the date, then one of the stalks of wheat in the back, a Number 2 on the letter N in the word cent, the area around Lincoln’s mouth and additional flaws in letters on the back. I don’t know much about coins but this one made me want to learn more. I wasn’t sure if this was normal wear and tear, damage from a counting machine, or an actual error coin. Any information you can provide would be most helpful. Thank you.
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ANA-Certified Numismatist · Hudson Valley Numismatics
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