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1987 How Does This Happen? Measles?

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1987 how does this happen? Measles?
Also double legend both sides ? ----is it worth anything?

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I see Mechanical Doubling and zinc rot. This is common.
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Thanks for your reply
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It's a copper coated zinc coin, those are gas bubbles formed during the plating process, not "zinc rot". Zinc rot is when one (or more) of the bubble breaks and allows the zinc inside to corrode.

This 1987 is very common in circulated condition, it's really only worth 1 cent in this condition.
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BadThad, thanks for the correction and clarification.
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Zinc gas bubbles! Correct.
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