1985-D Lincoln Memorial Cent With Possible Strike Thrus

Your comments coppercoins are useless to me, and for your information I will not state the name you said these could be possible strike thrus on both sides of the coin it can happen. I wanted to see other opinions on the coin because I know what they are it;s been said to me by an expert they are strike thrus because of the gas bubbles with in the craters this will not happen if it was done outside the mint this happen at the mint

JAZEC

Yep--posts like this are best started in question mode, versus a quick leap to certainty. Otherwise, one ends up defending suppositions on the basis of feelings/opinions which cannot be proven/disproven from the basis of fact. If I may suggest a little more investigative rigor, here's a useful method to discuss coins or any other subject:

1. Good data, ie provide the best possible photos that clearly depict what you'd like to discuss. Photos need to provide enough visual evidence to confirm (or disprove) the original question for everyone involved. We cannot talk about things with certainty that we cannot clearly see.
2. Start with a question and all possible options such as: "What are the physical properties of these marks, and are they explained best by a mint process, by post-mint damage, or by tampering, etc.? Such open-ended questions are necessary to cover all the possible bases without initial bias.
3. Given the data and possible options, if causes are put forward that are more factually grounded and provide a better explanation for what we see, then nobody should be surprised if that's the general consensus. The details of the coin should convince us--nothing else.

I would say this much is obvious--Critical Thinking 101.

Why do they have to be raised it could have been a foreign object in between both dies and left those impressions.

JAZEC

I don't even want to calculate the odds of something being on the obverse and the reverse in the exact same spot to cause a strike-through such as that. If it is indeed a strike-though, please send it in to be graded, and post back! We'd all love to hear!

Edited for spelling!

I say send it in to be Graded

Just a thought, Is it possible that something could of been placed on the dies, obverse and reverse before this coin was struck, leaving a raised clash, when they struck each other with no Planchet between and when this coin was struck this is the result. I know this is very unlikely, however it could happen. The mint has had it's employee's that were apparently very bored and who knows, it is possible!!...