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1993 D Lincoln Memorial
Coinseeker82
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I just got this 93 in change at the dollar store. It has bubbly looking spots on both sides. Is it a mint error?

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probably plating bubbles. Rather extreme case. Kind of interesting. Generally not a lot of value to them.
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Nah
Cents these days are copper plated zinc
Those are bubbles in the plating
Isn’t that a sad testament to US cents?
IDK People love bubble tea.
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I like bubble gum…
Just plating bubbles, no numismatic premium. Sad state of circulating U.S. cents today. Cheers, RickO
Today's cents just can't standup to deterioration from being circulated or from being in a penny jar.
They will always corrode especially if they get wet.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
It is a good example of plating bubbles but has no numismatic premium. Just an educational item.
Here is a bubbly one I had graded, MS68 - $32.00
You'll need 68+ or 69 for any real premium.
Yea..............and they rot away so fast they leave the Roadrunner in their dust.
Pete
That's a plating problem
There are so many bubbles, this one floats!