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1991D penny with a Lincoln memorial printed on the obverse

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shazlehurst

shazlehurst

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Here I believe is a 1991 D with what appears to be the reverse linocln memorials columns showing up very strongly . This seems to be printed on the right side of the obverse. 

The reverse is .... I don't know what? It looks like a lamination sort of problem.... 

Any words on this I haven't researched yet... IMG_20180526_082559428.thumb.jpg.d4d82b98e9bdf9b215d8f6e4bb8b1ba0.jpg

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Conder101

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Rev appears to be covered with glue, I would strongly suspect the obverse anomaly is also the result of a reverse pressed into glue on the coin.

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WoodenJefferson

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If what Conder suspects is true, next time your at Wal-Mart or Home Depot, pick up an inexpensive quart of 'acetone' and give this cent a quick soak in a well ventilated area. If glue, the acetone should dissolve it and you will have your answer at hand.

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