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2015 D One Cent Damage Or Something Else?

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Not sure what's going on with this coin?

I will update with weight when scale arrives latter today.
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Looks like the Obverse had been painted/ plated and is starting to wear off.
No matter what it is, it is considered damage as it didn't happen during the striking of the coin.
No need to weigh as it won't make any difference.
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Agree--likely painted or marked with a silver marker (now wearing off). Not a mint error.
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Sounds good thank you.
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Well I took a toothpick to it and it rubs off :(.
I have come across a bunch of plated coins but this one looked so much different I got distracted and forgot to toothpick it.

Sorry to waste time :)
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Not a waste at all! Either you learned something or someone else who reads this thread will learn something. I'm glad you asked your question.
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