Lincoln Cent Off Center Mint Error VFE5

This Lincoln Cent exhibits a notable off-center mint error, making it a fun and affordable example of a U.S. Mint production mistake. Off-center errors occur when the planchet is not properly centered beneath the dies at the time of striking, resulting in a partial design with a crescent of blank metal visible on one side. Graded VF (Very Fine), this coin shows moderate circulation wear while still displaying clear detail on the struck portion. A solid entry-level error coin for collectors interested in U.S. Mint errors.

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