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1989 D Penny Errors?

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Hi there, in an effort to learn about different errors, can someone tell me what's going on with this penny? It has a weird bumpy texture, a strike through error in "liberty", and severe Machine Doubling on the front and back. What would cause this? I know the penny is just a novelty and not worth anything. Kinda cool though.
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Not seeing MD,maybe some DDD. The texture is from zinc dust being trapped between the zinc core and copper plating. LIBERTY looks like a Struck Through Grease.
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So does DDD produce the same shelf doubling that Machine Doubling creates? I see it on almost every letter and along side the monument on the right side on the reverse. It's my first novelty coin that I found, so you'll have to excuse my excitement.

Does this mean that the penny was minted when the die was at the end of its life and was about to be replaced?
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DDD is Die Deterioration Doubling. See my tutorial on Die Deterioration Doubling, for more information, in my signature box below. Your coin also has a very minor Struck Through Grease issue and a plating issue. Not a keeper.
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Mild DDD and a severe case of zinc debris.



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Cool! Thanks everyone. I know there's no value to it, but I'll hold on to it for educational purposes. I like that it's funky and one of the first out of the ordinary coins I found.
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