Lincoln Monument Ghost, filled D mint with Skelton face 1979 Lincoln memorial penny

[PioMinko]

[WoodenJefferson]

Oh my God!

[dleonard-3]

Low grade pocket change with a filled "D".  Check all of the other Lincoln Memorial cents you have laying around.  There are quite a few variations where the portrait has been modified, enhanced, flattened, sharpened, etc, etc.  And all of the reverses have the little Lincoln seated in the memorial.  It's just that some of them are harder to see than others.

 

[PioMinko]

So dieonard you're saying that you have seen many of these images I am new to selling coins but collecting no and I swear I have never seen or heard it mentioned in any forum, so if you don't mind I would appreciate if you can SHOW me just one can you do that ohhhhh and modified huh are you saying that I done modification or you just giving your opinion 

[dleonard-3]

Granted, these are ultra cameo proofs, but as you can see, the "ghost" is there, and Lincoln's portrait has the same details as your "skeleton head".

[PioMinko]

Awesome, I just saw another in a post from later date Thanks for bringing to my attention lmbo frrrrr I should still keep in Collection correct or scrap it

[coinman1794]

The 1979-D is a normal, circulation strike and has no numismatic value.

[Just Bob]

I'm not sure what was going on at the mint in '79, but little lumps where a mintmark should be seemed to be the norm, rather than the exception for that year.

[DWLange]

The mintmark punch itself became filled in 1979 and had to be replaced for the following year's coinage:

http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/Denver Mintmark Styles.htm

[RWB]

Doesn't resemble Red Skelton at all - at least not to me.