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  • #1

    Strike through

    Recently I discovered a 1959-D cent with an unusual error. The Obverse appears to have remnants of a memorial reverse in it. Much stronger than a “Prison Cent” error.
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    Tags: clash die, error, strike thru
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    The first thing I would do is soak the coin in pure acetone. This looks as if the memorial image is on dried up glue. The acetone may loosen it up enough to be removed. Something else to consider is why there are only bits and pieces of the secondary image. Glue will definitely fit the bill on this coin.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer
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