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1983 D Lincoln Penny Mint Error

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Weight 2.52g
Die chip under D and or other errors?

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That surface discoloration around the mintmark is odd, but doesn't add to the value. The bump is either a small die chip or a plating bubble.
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Agree, most likely a plating buble.
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Plating bubbles and tiny die chips aren't any big deal at all. A guy on Facebook a month or so ago was all proud of his die chip, I pulled 11 coins out of my pocket and 7 had small die chips. I put them in a clump and took a hi-res image and uploaded it. He still didn't believe me, said I already had those coins set aside and was trying to fool him.
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I'm thinking emerging split plating issue, which is beginning to expose the zinc core--which is leading to zinc rot.
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Given time, the area around mint mark will grow larger until it dissolves. It is a zinc bubble.
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