Lincoln Cent Off Center Mint Error G6H5

This Lincoln Cent features a dramatic off-center mint error, making it a fun and affordable example of a genuine U.S. Mint striking mistake. Off-center errors occur when the planchet is not properly aligned beneath the dies at the time of striking, resulting in a partial design that is visibly shifted from the center of the coin. Each off-center error is unique by nature, and this piece displays the characteristic partial design and incomplete rim that collectors look for in this type of error coinage. A great entry-level error coin for new and experienced collectors alike.

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