1973 P Cent Anomalys on Reverse

[Be~Hunt~N~Rolls]

Screenshot_20220331-012110_HD WiFi.jpg Screenshot_20220331-011657_HD WiFi.jpg Hey,
I found another odd penny. I'm good at that lol
The anomalys are both on right of building. One is part of the middle section of a colum and top corner of building.
I do see thickness in States, America and Motto..
let me know what yall think..

[MintErrors]

That 3rd photo of the suspected area is very small. It's nearly impossible to venture an educated guess.

The photos that I upload from my PC, I make each one a JPEG, and they are a maximum width of 800, a height of about 600 and they are accepted without issue.

[Be~Hunt~N~Rolls]

I do not own a PC, just use a cell or tab.
i know i can turn my Gal S10E into a computer simulator but I'm not sure how it would work for uploading..
but i could edit and zoom in that way.

[Be~Hunt~N~Rolls]

I uploaded a few more for you sir..
Thank you for your time..

[mustbebob]

I think in a case like this, we need to ask a few questions. What exactly is doubled, and why and how is it possible that the middle of a column, and the tip of the building top are the only anomalies that show up? Then we can answer that by saying, it can't. No matter what happens at the mint, there is no way this can happen as suggested. That leaves us to believe that the anomalies are actually stray marks and or gouges. That's what I think we have here.

[Kloccwork419]

Good eye catching this one. It does resemble the look of a column but in this case, they are both just die gouges or dents.

[Be~Hunt~N~Rolls]

What about possible clash?
wondering so I can label a flip it.

[mustbebob]

What would it be a clash of? Once again, it is not possible that any clash would leave only these two anomalies.

[MintErrors]

I uploaded a few more for you sir..
Thank you for your time..

I think Bob is right about this coin.

The areas in question could have happened anywhere, and probably outside the mint.

It could have easily been to coins close together, maybe tightly packed in a roll with two reverses facing each other and a slight mark was placed on the coin.
It is probably something very simple and very minor.
If these coins could tell us a story about their travels we'd all be shocked at some of them, I am sure.

IF it were a clash and it is probably not, as strong as that area is, it should have showed more of the clash on other areas on the field (flat areas on the coin).