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1988 Lincoln Penny, Strange Looking Date?

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I know there is corrosion, but something doesn't look right under the nine and by the last eight? Thanks for your time.

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It's all damage. There's no errors here.
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@cldague, when there are pinprick-sized holes in the copper plating, the underlying zinc can corrode and form these blisters. Your cent is safe to spend.
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The zinc-rot is bubbling and pushing stuff around.
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Thanks for the help as always.
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You're very welcome and no problem! We are always glad to help.
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It's PMD; not a mint error.
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