Struck Thru Both Sides

[1sgret]

I found this earlier this evening. I really don't know what to make of it due to the fact that the devices are not consistent with being struck thru debris. If you notice that the design is stronger on some parts of the Obverse/Reverse of the coin.

I would like to have readers input on this one.

A. Struck thru grease or debris on both sides?.

B. Die Adjustment Strike?

I have sent up close and personal photos of Lincoln to Mr. Mike Diamond for his response as I said I am not sure.

I hope answer B is the correct one.
Click onto photos for larger pic when it loads up. Thanks Everyone.

[kloccwork419]

Wow nice!.Looks like grease but then the rev looks like whos know!!...lolol

A close AM 92?...lololol

[1sgret]

Mike Diamond determined that the coin was struck thru debris/grease on both sides.

[RWBILLER]

Joe:
almost looks like some kind of powder mixed with grease.
Roger

[1sgret]

First one I have ever found that was struck thru on both sides so it goes to my goody box. Proably grease, dirt, oil, metal tidbits etc. Interesting though!!!!!

[JeanK]

For a coin that bad it has a lot of interesting anomalies. I see MDD on the One Cent,
and do I see trails on E Pluribus?
Jean

[1sgret]

TOO Greasy to tell. I'll look later Jean, just joking!!!!!!!! (LOL) Yes MD on One

No Trails however a long die crack thru EPU. North/South about 1/2 of the surface from "OF" Downward to u.

[JeanK]

bummer on the trails, Joe.
Jean