Help with error on 2010 P Lincoln dollar coin 1 1

[Timetraveler@]

Good evening everyone!

I found this 2010 P Lincoln dollar coin in a roll. It's missing the front and back section of the neck on the statue of liberty. It also is missing lines throughout the robe. It's very noticable on the sleve of the robe. The lower left spike on the crown has a small section missing.

Just wandering if anyone has seen one similar.

Thanks

[Sandon]

   Welcome to the NGC chat board.

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   The missing details on this coin likely resulted from the reverse die from which it was struck being overpolished or filled with foreign matter. These sorts of anomalies can be interesting but usually don't make the coin worth much of a premium.  

   I strongly recommend that you don't touch a coin that you want to preserve with your bare hands, except by its edge if you must. Presidential dollars, which are largely composed of copper, zinc and manganese, are particularly susceptible to discoloration and spotting from exposure to skin oils.

   

   

   

    

[Coinbuf]

I would agree with @Sandon that the coin looks to have been struck with a die which had been heavily polished to remove clash marks.   You can see similar effects on many coins, it is very common on Mercury dimes for the bridge of Liberty's nose to be missing as a result of die polishing.

[Timetraveler@]

I appreciate both of your comments. I will search for coins with polish die errors to compare it to. 

 

[Timetraveler@]

Im new to this website. Thanks for the advice.