Lincoln Memorial Penny • Mint Error, Broadstruck with Obverse Indent • Graded NGC MS66 RD (Red)

Professionally Certified, Highly Graded Mint Error

A obverse indent mint error occurs when a blank planchet (or another coin) sits on top of a coin during the striking process, causing a sunken impression—an "indent"—on the obverse side.

A broadstrike is a rare coin error where the blank (planchet) isn't properly held by the retaining collar during striking, causing the metal to flow outward and create a larger, often thinner coin with a smooth, expanded edge instead of the usual reeding or lettering.

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