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Nov 25, 2019
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vpnavy

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1st - Looks like some coin damage during handling to me.
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2nd - I moved ya from GENERAL DISCUSSION over to COINS for more exposure.
 

l.cutler

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Just a 1983 and a spot of corrosion.
 

A2coins

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I dont see another number either but smart to ask
 

ArfieBoy

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Also, it is a zinc penny. If they have been outside in the ground the zinc corrodes under the thin copper coating>
 

galenrog

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Zinc rot.

The first thing to ask yourself if you think you have a mint error is “At what point in the manufacturing process could this have happened?”

Time for more coffee. With liquid additives.
 

PetesPockets55

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Zinc rot.

The first thing to ask yourself if you think you have a mint error is “At what point in the manufacturing process could this have happened?”

Time for more coffee. With liquid additives.

LOL.
You do mean AppleJack "anti freeze" or Irish coffee type additives, right?
 

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