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1982 Mint Mark Error?---D/D/S?

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Sorry for the bad picture it taken from a phone, but I hope it's good enough to get the information needed.
1982-Mint-Mark-Error?---D/D/S? I know there's a lot of d/deterioration and post mint damage but what I'm looking at are figures around the mint mark that are protruded.
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Terrible photo. We need overall photos of both sides and in focus SHARP close up are the area in question. Practice, practice practice.

From the little I can see, there is zinc rot eating away at this coin. Most likely a split plating issue, exposing the zinc core to allow the zinc rot to set in.

to the CCF!

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12/29/2020 03:51 am
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@merxloverIt has a lot of environmental damage as well. I was thinking along the same thing but I didn't know exactly what it could be thank you!
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to CCF. OMM's stopped in 1956 so it is not one. Your coin does look like environmental damage and zinc rot setting in.
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