what are these errors? double denomination,multi struck,or foreign 1 1

[Travsobeast]

[l.cutler]

Welcome to the forum.  I'm not seeing any errors at all, just  normal circulated wheat cents. Can you point out what you are seeing?

Edited October 24, 2023 by l.cutler

[Sandon]

       Welcome to the NGC chat board.

      Based on your photos, which do not show the entirety of each side of these coins, these common date, circulated Lincoln, wheat reverse cents do not exhibit any mint errors. Their collector value is only a few cents each.

[Greenstang]

Welcome to the Chat Board

There are no errors that I can see on the Lincoln cents you are showing.  
If you are going to start looking for errors on coins, you should really learn what an error Is.  
An error can only occur during the striking of the planchet so anything that happens after that
such as dings, scratches, discolouration etc. is damage. A good site to study on errors is   
error-ref.com. 

Edited October 25, 2023 by Greenstang
Typo

[Mike Meenderink]

Error-Ref.com  (no s on the end)

Edited October 24, 2023 by Mike Meenderink

[RWB]

The only visible errors are believing these coins have mint errors.

Travsobeast -- Where did you get the idea these were "error coins?"

Edited October 24, 2023 by RWB

[Coinbuf]

AI meet the forum members.  

[Henri Charriere]

Probably not fair to say, but I remain skeptical about any errors found some 64 or more years after the fact.  A lot can happen to a coin presumably in circulation for that long a period of time. On the plus side, their saving grace is their 90% copper content.