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Ever Seen a Wheatie Error like this?
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Anyone?
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Wish I could tell you that it looked like a mint error, but I'm with Stefen, a nick, looks man made, maybe some kind of punch 
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Might come off if you soak the cent in olive oil.
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Its not a foreign substance on the coin. Its metal like the coin. The coin has not been punched either, as there is no coin matter pushed in as would result in a punch. The opposite side of the coin is absolutely perfect... No sign of disturbance. It is clearly raised copper attached to the coin.
That said... Could it be some kind of mint error?
That said... Could it be some kind of mint error?
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