2000 d cent

Sguidry21

Is this an error coin

yosclimber

Thank you for posting good photos.
It might be a die gouge?
Is the mark between 2000 and the D raised above the surface?
Sometimes this can happen if some glue gets on the coin, but usually that affects a larger area.

Sguidry21

It is raised. It looks like a strike.

291fifth

It looks like a die chip or die gouge. Unfortunately, it is unlikely to be the kind of thing that will bring much of a premium if sold.

Hemispherical

Blistered plating.

http://www.error-ref.com/blisteredplating/

ricko

It could be blistered plating...check the anomaly with a rose thorn or sharp tooth pick... If it moves, it is a blister... if not, either a die chip or gouge....more likely a die chip...Cheers, RickO

FredWeinberg

Small copper plating blister.

Looks interesting, but no premium, as
examples are easily found in circulation.

joeykoins

Nice Photos and a nice educational piece.

jmlanzaf

@FredWeinberg said:
Small copper plating blister.

Looks interesting, but no premium, as
examples are easily found in circulation.

Just out of curiosity, how can you tell it is a blister and not a die chip from the photo?

Jimnight

I would also say plating blister.