1937 S Wheat Penny With Slanted T States

[newmoneypicker]

This is a 1937 S Wheat Penny I Found and the T is slanted on
States in the back There is no damage near this letter to
indicate it was a human error, and the E in cent also looks a bit crooked.
in fact United States Of America almost looks hand drawn. Can Anyone
tell me about this coin?

Here Is the Front and Back of My 1937 S Wheat Penny

1937 S Wheat Front.jpg

1937 S Wheat Back.jpg

[coop]

To a hit on the letter. PSD

[simonm]

I agree with coop. What you are seeing is damage.

[newmoneypicker]

this is an original coin and there is no way its damage
and here's no damage in the surrounding area.
I have no time to sit around and photoshop.
The E in cent is also Slanted is that Damage to?
I will scan another photo if That pleases You.

[coop]

Coins get damaged being ejected out of the machines. It happens.

[simonm]

I'll put it another way...there is no mint-made error that would replicate what you are seeing on the coin. There is wear and contact marks on your coin, which indicates that it had been. In circulation. At some point during its time circulating, it took a hit/scrape that produced the effect you are seeing there. It is damage.

[newmoneypicker]

Why is the E in Cent Slanted like that?

[newmoneypicker]

Also I have a 30X loupe and seeing it through the loupe
and scanning it is totally different. through the loupe
over that slanted T there are die marks clearly i will try to
scan another photo. through the loupe You see much
more detail. And from what I researched most Errors
are discovered by Collectors not the mint.

[jcuve]

As stated, it is all just minor circulation wear that has caused some minor distortion to the letters on the coin. The design was never altered in such a way as to generate different lettering.

[newmoneypicker]

Thanks for the feedback. I will get a professional opinion.

[georoxx]

You just got several.

-George

[Maineman750]

Thanks for the feedback. I will get a professional opinion.

You just did...but if you wish to pay for one...please do..and let us know how it turns out.

[jcuve]

Thanks for the feedback. I will get a professional opinion.

Not sure what you mean. Those of us who just took time to answer you inquiry have a great deal of experience, maybe you don't realize it. We have looked at countless Lincoln cents and see this sort of thing myriad times. I am sorry to tell you something you don't want to hear, but the coin is unfortunately not an error coin.

[simonm]

There's probably no one else outside this forum who could give you more information than what you have already heard.
If for some reason you do feel obligated to get a "professional opinion", please report back with what they had to say regarding your coin.

[newmoneypicker]

I didnt say that to be mean or ungrateful. its not that serious guys take it easy.
if someone wants an outside opinion aren't they Entitled to that?