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1987 D Penny - Damage Or Error?

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1987-D-Penny---Damage-Or-Error?
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Looks like plating blisters to me. This cent is a spender.
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Never even heard of that one before. Lol its nice to learn some new terminology whenever I make a coin post. Thanks for the input!
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Plating blisters plus Zinc Rot corrosion. Just a spender.
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@JK, glad to help! You should be able to depress the plating blisters with a wooden toothpick, and if you use something sharp to cut open the thin copper plating you may expose and visualize the gray zinc core. A couple blisters already look open.
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A sorry reminder of the US Mint's production standards. These sorry creations have been spit out relentlessly for more than 35 years now.
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