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1989-D Cent With Odd Date - Looks Doubled

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I barely glance at zincoln cents that I get in change but even so I spotted a weird look to the date on this 1989-D cent. The scattered tiny bumps on the surface suggest corrosion of the zinc under the copper plating but the 8 (and to a lesser extent the two 9's) in the date sure look like some kind of doubling happened. Could this be an artifact of zinc corrosion? How would you explain it?


1989-D-Cent-With-Odd-Date---Looks-Doubled

1989-D-Cent-With-Odd-Date---Looks-Doubled

1989-D-Cent-With-Odd-Date---Looks-Doubled

1989-D-Cent-With-Odd-Date---Looks-Doubled
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 Posted 05/25/2012  04:24 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add rocktowngal to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Die Deterioration I have a couple of those.
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and split plating on the MM and on the reverse.
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It is also notable on the LIBERTY also. On the left side of the devices as die deteriation flows to the rim.
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