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1983 D Penny Error. Any Feedback?

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New to coin collecting and found this 1983 D searching my pocket change. There are noticeable errors in the forehead, chest and date/mint mark areas. Looking for feedback and that I you in advance.
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They all appear to be the results of zinc gas bubbles. Not errors, just damage to the coin.

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Lol figures. I thought I found my first find! Back to dumpster diving again....Thank you for the information.
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it is all environmental damage and zinc rot. Keep searching!
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Zinc rot for sure.



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I often see these on coins that have been in a fountain. But all it takes is a tiny poke with a straight pin and pierce the plating and we start seeing this look on the zincolns.
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