1944 D may this be Brokage?

[Purplegirl61]

Hello, I was wondering if this looks it is brokage or damage? I have both sides of the coin to show

[mustbebob]

This is all post mint damage. Looks like someone tried to snip off the edge of the coin.

[MintErrors]

Hello, I was wondering if this looks it is brokage or damage? I have both sides of the coin to show

Brockage is kind of hard to explain, but its almost like a mirror image of the other side of the coin. It's probably best to offer a site to show you these.
Heritage auctions has a free search service where you can see some rather interesting errors. The problem is, finding out the exact phrase they are using in order to produce good results.

Although this link below is not what I truly want to show, but it has many great examples of Brockage.

For the photos in that article you can click on the actual Brockage and it will take you to the Heritage auction listing where you can see the obverse and reverse of the coin.

https://blog.ha.com/brockage-coin-va...or-coin-worth/

[Kloccwork419]

Not all brockage show an image. Find all your errors here on Mike Diamonds website
https://www.error-ref.com
Search for any errors. Can learn a lot from that site. He is the go to expert when it comes to error coins

As for your coin. I agree with Bob. Its damage, probably from wire cutters

[MintErrors]

Mike used to be real active on here.
I agree not all do show images.
I have an obverse counter brockage that you have to look at after consuming some adult beverages to see the muddy design features of an obverse with the light details of a reverse over the top of it.

My intent for that post was to keep it simple.

[MintErrors]

Hello, I was wondering if this looks it is brokage or damage? I have both sides of the coin to show

Here is just one example:

197X Lincoln Cent Counter Brockage raw obv.jpg

197X Lincoln Cent Counter Brockage raw rev.jpg

197X Lincoln Cent Counter Brockage slab obv.jpg