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1987-D Lincoln Cent DDD And RPM? Or Just DDD?

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I see what looks like Die Deterioration in the date and also I think in the D mintmark. But the D almost looks more like a large D over a smaller D.

Any ideas what I am seeing here?
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@coin, rather that a doubled die or RPM, it looks to me like you have split plate doubling. One the mintmark, I think that the underlying zinc has started to deteriorate.
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I could see DDD or split plate doubling, hard to be sure from these pics.
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Not seeing an RPM here just DDD and possibly severe MD. Maybe a plating bubble under the MM. But with the photos given, I don't see any of the zinc core showing to say it is split plating though.
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Yep good point. That could be mostly DDD rather than split plate doubling, although the sunken area around the mm definitely means to me that there was a break in the copper plating.
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No RPM.
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