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I have a 1967 Lincoln penny with 3 dots to the left of the UNUM and one dot to the right. All other pennies I have seen, there is just 1 dot on either side. Any value to this rarity?
Thanks!!
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Without a picture it is very hard to say. It could be a die anomaly or some other type of error, or maybe the coin was damaged somehow. Can you get a picture?
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Please post a photograph for more detailed information.
Going by your description, this anomaly could be the result of several different things, none of which would likely add any value to the cent.
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Yeah, that's just a stain or corrosion. This is not a die variety or mint error.
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