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1990 Penny Over 1994 D Mint Smash In

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That is zinc rot starting not an error.
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Yes a small hole in the copper plating has allowed the underlying zinc core to start deteriorating. This cent would be a spender for me.
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Yes, split plating associated with the mint mark has exposed the zinc core, which has resulted in zinc rot. Cool example.
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Agree, just a plating issue.



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funny how it looks like a 4 over a 0, but the '0' is a zinc bubble, as well as the mess that became of the D mint mark.
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Jvang4879 . Sorry, zinc rot which happens on so many clad pennies.
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To CCF! I agree, just zinc rot. PMD.
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