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Need Help With 1990-D LMC

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Is this DDD? Should I keep it? Comments would be gladly appreciated. Thanks.
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Die Deterioration Doubling, common issue.
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I don't know what that raised die is in first pic, wait for more knowledgeable members to chime in!

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The first image is showing a lot of what is called, 'Split plating.' When the plating is split, the zinc gets oxygen and starts to react rising. On this coin I feel the MD caused this split plating after the strike. So the last image in the open field may be a gas bubble under the plating. So a lot of stuff going on, but no premium for it. The countdown started to click down as soon as the split plating happened. So a very spendable coin that time will eventually cause to be erased from existing in the future. Spendable.
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Ok, thank you Coop and everyone else!
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