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Need Help Determining Multiple Errors On 1971 Lincoln Cent

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Whenever I see "multiple errors" , I become suspicious right away.
It is hard enough to find a coin with a single error.
What you have is not an error, it is called a Dryer Coin.
Thick rims and smaller diameter are the telling signs.
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To CCF! No errors, just damage. It's a Dryer Coin. PMD.
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@Finder1; Errors refer to something as being part of the "Minting Process" of a coin.
This coin shows all Post Mint Damage, meaning absolutely nothing to do
with the original creation of this coin.
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I agree, it is a Dryer Coin in which the heat and surface rubs cause these anamolies on the coin's surfaces and Rim.
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Yes, appears to be a classic Dryer Coin. Keep it as a fun curiosity.
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I've heard of those coins and now I am embarrassed to say, I have one. Thank you for your replies - very helpful.
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