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1994 D Penny Appears To Be A Steel Penny

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can somebody please give me some insight on this 1994 D penny I'm confused because it seems to be still is a lot wrong with it
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It's damaged. You can see the dings and scratches on the metal. The Zinc core looks like it has been exposed.
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It is definitely not a mint error. Post Mint Damage.
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If it were steel, then it would stick to a magnet. (It won't) Look like it was placed on cement, stood on with one foot and turned scraping the plating off one area of the high points of the coin?
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with all above comments.

It's a very worn copper plated zinc cent. Aka Zincoln.
Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection:
http://goccf.com/t/303507
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