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2001 Silver Proof Set Lincoln Penny Doubling Or Missing Clad?

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I have this 2001 Silver proof set and have been wondering what this is since I received this set for my birthday back in 2001. I don't think it is doubling or missing clad but I have no idea what it would be. Above certain letters, most prominently on the word "States", it looks like some sort of silver or zinc lines that mirror the letters. I will greatly appreciate any sort of clarity on this subject. Thank you all so much.
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It is split plating. During the strike, the Machine Doubling split the plating on those areas, allowing the zinc to be exposed. Not a good thing for the coin.
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Thank you so much for that. I have tried researching it for years and came up empty, this forum is seriously the best!
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Pennies are made of copper plated zinc, not clad.
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