2013 lincoln penny mule die clash?
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I have few lincoln coins with taller streched letterings on both sides.
Could you guide me if I have mule die clash coins?
If not, is there a proper name for this type of coins?
Thank you so much coin forums.
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I have few lincoln coins with taller streched letterings on both sides.
Could you guide me if I have mule die clash coins?
If not, is there a proper name for this type of coins?
Thank you so much coin forums.
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Yes, MsMorrisine.
That is called “pullaway toning”
The copper just oxidized differently.
You can see a bolder example on this die cap error auction that ended tonight:
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1090361/Mint-Error-1886-Morgan-Silver-Dollar-Obverse-Die-Cap-PCGS-MS-64-Ex-Amon-Carter
Another member had a mule die clash a while back.![;) ;)](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
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Are you and Dewlynn59 in the same coin club ???
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/comment/12981597#pagetop
Might be a little die erosion around the edge.
Looks like it - the raised "Ridge Ring" you see circling around the tops of the letters is from die deterioration from an overused die.
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