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This 1964 Lincoln cent was found while roll hunting. I’m not sure how to describe what it looks like in person beside it looks like it’s been ran over...by a tank. Actually, it resembles reeding from a dime or quarter but does not extend all the way across the coin. It’s starts in LIBERTY and goes to Lincoln’s forehead. You can also tell the whatever it is, it is under the LIBERTY and not on top of it pushing the letters down. It doesn’t appear to be the memorial building either unless it’s just a odd portion of it. Still learning and these things drive me crazy not being able to figure out! Look forward to hearing some knowledge!
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