Lincoln with tooth pick
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Hello, just posting a pic of a coin from a cent roll i brought, thought it would be interesting to find out what others might know about it.
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I do not really understand your toothpick reference. Your photos are blurry and out of focus on my monitor, however, it looks like a normal Zinc core Lincoln with the common plating blisters some that are linear in shape.
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Thanks for the comment coinbuf, maybe the pic doesn't give my meaning justice but the coin just looks like a tooth pick or a cigarette.
Could be a plating blister as mentioned or maybe a small die chip but best chance is that it's PMD.
Minor copper plating issue - and as already mentioned a very common occurrence
Hi ifthevamzarockin thanks for you comment, im sure its a zinc blister but can I ask you what PMD means.
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PMD is post mint damage
In other words a small contact mark from another coin or general circulation.
Hey thanks FredWeinberg, I appreciate you comment. I just think its amusing to look at, good old lincoln with a cigarette or a tooth pick.
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Thanks again ifthevamzarockin, this is uncirculated out of a fresh roll and is a bump on the coin not inverted. Im going with a zinc blister. Cool coin though.
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I see a "toothpick" poking him in his left eye.