I found something I haven't seen before on any Lincoln penny take a look.

[JGLake-migration]

I was looking at my 1971 S Proof Set and I noticed something odd I could make out the Lincoln Monument.

 

[Curry]

Try that link again. It wont work at all for me.

[JGLake-migration]

Ok

[JGLake-migration]

[RWB]

Site wants to download something....Not to my computer.

[JGLake-migration]

No it does not.

[Curry]

RWB is correct. Click on the link instead of being in denial.

[JGLake-migration]

On my iPad nothing happens if it wants to download something. Most likely actually 100 % likely it is the picture

[RWB]

Might be 100% your picture and everything is fine, but I never accept a download from an unknown source. (OK...so I'm still using XP and my computer is 9 years old going strong.)

[Curry]

Please use imgur, the last time i accepted a download my computer was known as the database of all the weird things on the internet.

[RWB]

Post your photo on Photobucket then post the image link to your message here.

[TheMightyDuke]

Site wants to download something....Not to my computer.

 

Just say NO to anything other than an image popping up.

[RWB]

I'd like to see the coin photo, if anyone has downloaded it.

[e1cnr]

I think this is it - machine doubling / shadowing on reverse

 

[CaptHenway]

Those Proofs were struck twice. I believe that this shows a bit of movement between the two strikes. I have seen this on many of the Proofs of this era. A legitimate error, but not worth much, if any, of a premium.

 

TD

[RWB]

Dies are "sticky" and modern proof coins often jiggle between strikes.