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Bubbles On 1983 P Penny What Causes Them

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. Those are caused by trapped gas from zinc dust under the copper plating.
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As noted, just zinc bubbles. A common occurrence that still plagues
zincoins and adds no value.
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Very nice plating bubble on the reverse. Might want to keep it as a fun curiosity.
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Those bubbles WILL rupture and that's when zinc rot sets in, eating away at the coin. You could say zinc rot has already begun.

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