Yep!Hard to tell from the picture to be sure, but machine doubling and copper plating disturbance are both extremely common on the copper coated zinc cents. Machine doubling is caused by movement between the die and the coin as it is ejected, plating disturbance is from the plating "pushing" during striking. both are common and not considered errors.
a major philosophy here just realized, a common error becomes NOT an error, sad but true I guess, expand it to life in general and it just spells disaster LOLHard to tell from the picture to be sure, but machine doubling and copper plating disturbance are both extremely common on the copper coated zinc cents. Machine doubling is caused by movement between the die and the coin as it is ejected, plating disturbance is from the plating "pushing" during striking. both are common and not considered errors.
Coins are mass produced, minor issues and anomalies are to be expected and considered acceptable for their intended purpose, circulation. As long as it's within the mints acceptable tolerance it's not really an error.a major philosophy here just realized, a common error becomes NOT an error, sad but true I guess, expand it to life in general and it just spells disaster LOL