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1991 Lincoln Cen What Do You All Think!

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To the CCF!

I'm no pro but it looks like Die Deterioration to me...a spender imho.
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Yup, I believe it is Die Deterioration Doubling and commands no premium. Keep searching!
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That is "Split Plate Doubling".

It happens when the thin Copper plating gets stretched and cracks during the striking process, leaving the Zinc below it exposed.

Cents that show this will be quick to deteriorate once moisture gets between the layers.

If you keep it in that 2X2 holder, it will last longer.

It looks like there is some Mechanical Doubling there too, that could have contributed to the Copper plate splitting.

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I am not an expert but if I know what it is that the planship is stretched and this I do not think it is so before 82 there was no such problem because the coins were copper!! I do realy bulive it is dd
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It is split plating as Claude mentioned. You can see the zinc exposed on the image. On Die Deterioration, you don't see the zinc, unless it is split though the plating.
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Note: No zinc is showing. That is how you tell the difference between the two different issues.
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