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1996 D Lincoln memorial with a HOT 6

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    1996 D Lincoln memorial with a HOT 6

    The 6 in the date looks like it got hot and started to slid off. The mint mark and the last 9 look a little that way also.
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    Plateing disruption occuring when the coin is jolted, however minutely, by recipricating momentum. Which sometimes fallss a little out of tune. Picture a tuneing fork. It can retain energy. A coin can too. And can look " Out of tune"- as it were . Common. I am not Coneca Being out of tune excludes a coin like this from grades higher than 65
    If too many coins are pushed out per minute. Then. This is the result
    Last edited by 279773; 03-12-2024, 05:30 PM.
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