UNUSUAL OBVERSE STRIKE THRU LINCOLN CENT
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Error Struck Through | UNUSUAL OBVERSE STRIKE THRU LINCOLN CENT
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If it is incuse, it would surely be even a more curious anomaly. I think it is raised though. The light in the picture is coming, primarily, from the N/NE. If it were incuse, the N and NE leading edge of the anomaly should be dark and it is not in this picture. Likewise, the W and SW area by the rim should be lit and it is dark. Unless I'm wrong about the direction of the light, the anom has to be raised.Comment
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If it was a raised area like a cud where the section of the die is gone then the reverse opposed to that area would be weak like a major cud but it's not weak. They called it a struck thru so I'm assuming it's a recessed area from whatever it was struck through and in the photo it looks raised but it's an illusion.Comment
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Good observation about the reverse Ed. I think I have to agree that it must be incuse.If it was a raised area like a cud where the section of the die is gone then the reverse opposed to that area would be weak like a major cud but it's not weak. They called it a struck thru so I'm assuming it's a recessed area from whatever it was struck through and in the photo it looks raised but it's an illusion.Comment


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