That's a Linear Plating Bubble in "LIBERTY". The mintmark unfortunately shows zinc rot ( PSD) from the zinc core being exposed to the air. A spender at this point.
@cm, one characteristic of most plating bubbles is that you can depress them with a wooden toothpick. While of course we are always happy to have you post questions here, you could also begin to self-diagnose what has happened to the coins you find.
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