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I wouldnt blame you, im 11 and made worse mistakes.

 

how bout' this one?
better pics soon.

 

Is the arrow in the photo pointing to the supposed RPM? I am not seeing it. The coin looks like MMS-011...is the date 1985-1989? Keep in mind that it is impossible to have an RPM after 1989.
Keep up the hunt!

 

this time i put the arrow right where it should be. it points to what may be an error:

 

That is a plating issue and not an RPM. Worth face value. Keep up the hunt!

 

k, one more hail mary (or whatever its called)

 

That looks like the same coin. If it were an RPM, I probably would have seen it in the other pictures and noted it. Unfortunately, I don't think the newest pictures show an RPM either.
Keep up the hunt!

 

it is the same coin, sorry bout the fuzzy pics. what is a plating issue?

 

The mint changed the composition of the cent in 1982. Instead of being 95% copper and 5% zinc, the cents are now 97.5% zinc with a 2.5% copper plating. I there are impurities in the plating it can cause plating bubbles (which can also pop). The plating can also be pushed, shifted, or even split on coins. These are all "plating issues".

 

k. yet another simple pic. same coin
btw, its a 89' d

 

It isn't an RPM. Maybe if you posted 5 more pics of the same area I would change my mind.

 

you just opened a can of worms.

 

Yeah maybe if I saw a few more pics also...

 

serious?

 

Notice the at the end of my post....

 

man, i just got rick rolled.

 

You didn't get rick rolled, you just didn't understand what a winky face means...

 

thats what i said.....

 

I see zinc rot.