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1990 D Lincoln Cent Strike Error ?

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This just came out of a roll I bought
Reverse of coin has a chunk of something protruding from the surface. The surrounding metal projects outward suggesting that the deformity originated from inside. The obverse has a hump directly opposite. Pretty bizarre to me. What are your thoughts?
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I've seen the corrosion errors but nothing that affected the opposite side like this. But I am a newbie so......
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Just a badly corroded coin, spender.
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Roger that. The protrusion on the opposite side threw me
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Looks to me like the zinc core is expanding some as it deteriorates.
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Chemically corroded cent. Damaged too much to be saved as it would be stained and discoloured.
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It is a 1999 with zinc rot.
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