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    This seems unusual

    Hi: I came across this 2001 P Lincoln today. The L in Liberty looks like a pyramid with doubling. The United States on the reverse seems strange as well. Thanks: Lou Obverse.jpg Reverse.jpg
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    not an error or variety.
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    • #3
      Is the -Trust- offset what you are referring too?
      That does seem pretty extreme I barely noticed it your pictures are good and clear but you need to focus on what you want people to see.
      Had I not been looking I would not have seen it . Clarify what you see.
      Can you take more pictures individualize each word letter up close?

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      • #4
        I was referring to the "L" in Liberty. Seems larger than normal. As I further examine the coin letters on both sides seem extra large. I now suspect it's deteriorated die doubling. Not sure what you mean about "Trust" being offset. I'll include pics. Thanks: Lou Liberty.jpg Motto.jpg United.jpg States.jpg America.jpg One Cent.jpg

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        • #5
          i'm not seeing anything uncommon to coins. nice new pics.
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          • #6
            The "L" being flatter or not as well struck can be from a grease filled die. This also could be from a worn die. I's a normal cent - nothing of extra value as occnumas2021 said.
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