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2006 D Penny With Three 0's And Close AM

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Found this lil' 2006 D penny that might have an extra 0 connecting or locking the 06 together like Olympic Rings. And on the backside of coin looks like the AM in "America" are closer than other normal pennies. Will take a few mins to post backside picture and other pics. Need other people to share what they think thanks.

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The 6 appears to have an extra sideway line looks like a 9. Or am I the only one that is seeing this?
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The extra 0 is most likely either a circular stain, or a partially collapsed gas bubble under the copper plating, it's hard to tell from the photo. The coins seems to show staining in other areas, so that is most likely. The AM is completely normal for a 2006 cent. All 2006 cents have the AM touching.
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