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1995-D Cent With An O Liberty?

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1995-D-Cent-With-An-O-Liberty? 1995-D-Cent-With-An-O-Liberty? 1995-D-Cent-With-An-O-Liberty? 1995-D-Cent-With-An-O-Liberty? 1995-D-Cent-With-An-O-Liberty?
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 Posted 09/25/2012  8:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Drsandman2 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think I see doubling on the O in LIBERTY!
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Oh my! I've never seen one like that before!

Very curious.....
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That's a Can-Am cent. (Canadian American)
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If it's a double O it must be brittish!
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Possible zinc rot.
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I thought I would put that out there with no text, love the replys! Such a sence of humor...I am not sure what this is but will be in my pile of coins at the next coin show. Maybe the answer is in the 'o' in rot..
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Looks like a popped zinc rot gas bubble.
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John1 you can see more of them on the reverse.
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No there is no other bubbles and is why I think this is unusual. If it had other bubbles I don't think I would waste my time with it. When I look at in through the loupe it has a clean side to it, unlike the bubbles that have a curve to it.
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We have seen zinc gas bubbles that have popped and looked like "D"...if you were to clean the coin the middle of the "o" will probably show zinc. only dip in acetone and rinse with water.you can use a very used tooth brush or a tooth pick to gently clean the "o" .
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My other thought was debris during plating.
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thanks I think I will try the acetone out of curiousity. i'll let you know what happens
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