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1990 D Lincoln Penny

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Hello,

I am struggling to find information in regards to the 1990 D penny as most of the information related to 1990 is the no S version and the copper planchet error. Is the feature in the photo an error or just an issue with the plating?

Thanks so much for any replies.

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That's a split plating occurrence. Copper plating splits occasionally when the coin is struck, leaving the fresh zinc exposed.
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Thank you.
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Right, split-plate doubling.



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Thanks Coinfrog! Newbie hunter, got caught up in the moment while moving out of a place I have lived in for about 10 years. Found the dark corner where I threw my change. Never realized how much depth there is to currency and I have always liked looking at things up close so I had a microscope already.

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It IS treasure hunting!

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to CCF. Never heard of the copper planchet error,do you have a link?
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Thanks for the welcome.

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I guess the copper layer is very thin. I have seem a few of these and I am quite new to collecting.
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