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1917-D Wheat Cent-Is This Environmental Damage?

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Strange looking coin here!


1917-D-Wheat-Cent-Is-This-Environmental-Damage?
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Looks like corrosion is setting in on your coin. Definitely Environmental Damage.
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Got it! Is it common for one side to corrode and not the other? The reverse has zero corrosion
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The corrosion of the coin depends on how it was exposed to what caused it to corrode (The reverse could have been protected from the corrosion while the obverse was exposed)
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Is it common for one side to corrode and not the other?


Not as common as both sides having roughly equal amounts of corrosion, but also not super-rare.
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Just some PMD (env damage as stated above)
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Definitely one side could have more damage if the other side, in this case the reverse was protected in some way.

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Coin may have been in a folder that had something sprayed on it, looks like a pimpling effect of chemical droplet reactions.
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Understood!! Appreciate y'all
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