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1943 p ddo wheat cent just got this

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    1943 p ddo wheat cent just got this

    So i just got a few of the 1943 steel cents from someone that had them in a safe for as long as they can remember they are not into coins these and some other beautiful coins were given to them years ago all in packages and in mint state im pretty sure i have the 1943 p ddo which i didnt pay much for and didnt look for any errors before offering to buy them i wanted them because i have no 1943 cent in my collection
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    Looks like die deterioration, especially around the date.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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    • #3
      It could also be from the coin being replated. The parts that show die wear get enhanced from a solvent used to clean the rust, then plated over.
      Jason Cuvelier

      CONECA
      Lead attributer

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