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    1937 US penny

    Season Greetings,..this 1937 penny , appears to have a evergreen tree with stars just right of face,..Traps7
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    In my opinion, it's post mint damage. Some one skidded this on the floor, or similar effect.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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      Thanx, the slight doubling around nose,mouth would this be considerd Hub dubling or rotation as mentioned skidding marks or rotation marks..My coins sat in damp storage for 50 years not sealed and managed to oxidize and change colour.Thanx...

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        Originally posted by traps7 View Post
        Thanx, the slight doubling around nose,mouth would this be considerd Hub dubling or rotation as mentioned skidding marks or rotation marks..My coins sat in damp storage for 50 years not sealed and managed to oxidize and change colour.Thanx...
        In my opinion, no its not hub doubling. It appears to be shelf like, and much lower than another impression made at the same pressure. It looks like push doubling - worthless doubling

        https://www.error-ref.com/push-doubling/
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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