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strange coin.jacket outline on obverse?
why would the zinc squish out from under the copper on the tab on the reverse?
If you squeeze job the coin,wouldnt the copper cover the tab on the reverse?



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Fred Weinberg says:

the zinc core shows
thru because the metal has been
flattened out during the 'squeeze'.

The copper plating thins out, exposing
the zinc core in those areas.

PMD, without question.

so its a squeeze job not an error
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Looks like PMD to me too.
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Quote:
If you squeeze job the coin,wouldnt the copper cover the tab on the reverse?

It will until the zinc spreads more than the plating can stretch to cover.
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Maybe someone mashed this one in an attempt to make a guitar pick

Regarding exposed zinc, it is commonly seen on genuine broadstruck Zincoln errors. Finding a broadstruck Zincoln without exposed zinc can actually be quite a challenge, especially for examples with a very large spread.
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