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1998 D LMC Reverse Question

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Too jagged to be a DDR. I suspect zinc rot. Your thoughts.

Thanks.

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Don't think it is a DDR, but it IS odd that the same thing shows up on all the left-top of columns 1 through 7
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I don't have enough experience to know if this is MD or PMD. It is quite pronounced and did look interesting enough to post.
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To me, it looks like split plating that was followed by what you said, zinc rot.
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Almost resembles CC # 98D-1DR-001
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Thanks for the heads up Rob0411. After having looked a Coppercoins, there are some similarities.
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Don't know, but will check.
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