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Circles 1996 D Penny

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What happened here? I assume some kind of heat damage post minting, but the circles appeared to have raised outlines.

Circles--1996-D-Penny

Circles--1996-D-Penny
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Zinc rot
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Zinc rot, a spender.
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Probably not heat damage. The copper plating gets pierced in some way and the zinc core gets exposed to the elements and starts to rot, zinc rot.
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Agree with all--exposed zinc core begins to rot.
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Zinc rot...one more tidbit to know. Thanks. So kind of you to respond.
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