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1954 Lincoln Cent RPM - What's up with this coin?!

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    1954 Lincoln Cent RPM - What's up with this coin?!

    I'm trying to decipjer what is going on with this 1954-D Lincoln Cent RPM. I was about done attributing it and I turned the coin and noticed additional items west of the main crossbar and something funky going on inside the center of the "D". I will concentrate on the "D".

    For me, this is one of those odd ball, head scratchin' coins. It's at least a D/D/D, due to it not being separated enough, it probably is not listed on CONECA. I'll investigate it over at coppercoins, probably over the weekend.

    Have a Look !

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    Last edited by MintErrors; 10-22-2020, 08:56 PM.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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    While I'm not sure what's going on inside the D, for sure there is tripling on the serifs, but as you say too minor for CONECA listing. I generally don't put a lot of weight on anomalies in the middle of the D unless something shows outside as well.

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