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There may have been some grease or other debris partially filling the B cavity in the die. It can also be caused by die erosion, which sometimes appears on zinc cents in a ring pattern. Note that numeral 8, which is about the same distance from the rim as the B, shows similar weakness.

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2 hours ago, DWLange said:

There may have been some grease or other debris partially filling the B cavity in the die. It can also be caused by die erosion, which sometimes appears on zinc cents in a ring pattern. Note that numeral 8, which is about the same distance from the rim as the B, shows similar weakness.

Thanks. There is too much to learn about penny but also interesting

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