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1983 d penny with reverse over Lincoln
rollerrorhunter
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First cool find of mine, not sure what it would be called
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IMHO PMD
https://www.omnicoin.com/collection/colind?page=1&sort=sort&sale=1&country=0
Not sure what that means
Ok I looked up what you said and find it hard for someone to put the reverse of the penny over lincolns face after minting so pmd is out of the question
A vise would have similar results. But who knows what happened.
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Yeah I just read about that and that is what it is the lettering is backwards so makes since. Just sad how people damage coins
Two coins in a vise will do the same but I'd prefer better pics without the glare to be able to tell. PMD = post mint damage. IMHO = In my humble opinion.
bob
It's glue or epoxy, on both sides ..
sticky substance each side
Yes, glue on both sides. On the obverse the reverse image is only on the glue, not the coin.
glue job, junk
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Sorry.. we have seen those damaged coins before...PMD ... Cheers, RickO
looks like pmd to me as well. jmo
Glue - not an error of any type.