1958 D Over 1957 D Lincoln Penny. I even have the 1957 D to prove it

[LoyVA2]

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Sorry for putting two different coins on the same topic, but there was no easier way 20230623_045705_SM.jpg

[MintErrors]

In my opinion, this forum has been down this road before about a coin just like this.
If your so sure - I suggest sending in the coin and have it attibuted by an expert on varieties.

Jamez might remember this coin topic.

[Jamez]

I don't recall seeing this particular claim before but see nothing in these photos that would indicate to me an overdate.

[MintErrors]

I don't recall seeing this particular claim before but see nothing in these photos that would indicate to me an overdate.

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It was Onecent, Jon Miller who seen this beaten dead horse. I apologize for IDing the wrong staff member. Post is below... wait, it was posted two other times.

https://board.conecaonline.org/forum/general-forum/112206-is-this-an-overdate-on-on-this-lincoln-cent

https://board.conecaonline.org/forum/general-forum/107834-1958-d-1c-odv-010-over-odv-021#post107839

I am not going to flog this dead horse again. Another on the ignore heap.

[LoyVA2]

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This is the same coin under different lighting, and you can see the circle of the 6 under the cross bar of the 4, the curved bump out on the right side of the 7 is from the 2, and spikes from the bottom of the 7 that are in and through the bottom of the 8 wrapped up with heavy bilateral polish lines designed to keep people from finding them. Found them I have. In the first photo, identify the horizontal crack through the top of the 7 and it is right there in the top hole of the 8, then you can follow the 7 all the way down to its foot in the bottom hole of the 8.