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1920 D Wheat Penny Grease Filled Error Or Just Coincidental Wear?

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Hokuto7291
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I have this 1920 d Wheat penny that I found today in my house. This penny is very smooth, a couples light scrapes on Lincoln. Reverse seems to have same oddity, all letters are like they weren't stamped correctly.
It's hard to describe this coin, but here is a couple of pictures, I'll try to get detailed pics if necessary. Some of the letters in United States of America seem to be under a thin layer of copper instead of over.
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It's so far gone that it's difficult to be sure. Coin has little value either way (less than five cents).
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Well based on the fact that the coin looks like it's been through a blender, I'm going to go ahead and say it's PMD, just damage, very extreme damage.
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