2000 D lincoln cent struck through dropped filling

I went back through my pennies and found this beautiful coin. I looked at it with the naked eye initially and thought PMD and put it in a container with the rest of the pennies to be rolled and taken to the bank.
Obverse and reverse affected. All comments welcome.

 

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Look at the C in cents; it has a B in the center of it. The B from pluribus. The E also has something going on there.

 

Nothing but normal plating issues.

 

I have go the guy from the coin show, since he looked at it in hand. Thanks.

 

Yep sure and my cat stands up to pee.

 

Useless!!!

 

Just like pareidolia in numismatics.

 

Do you have a table at any coin show? Well, everyone at the show i spoke with sent me to this guys table. I trust that he knows. Thanks.

 

Which show is this? What guy? His name?
Get his phone number so we can tell him what an idiot he is.

 

The dealer probably told you what you wanted to hear just to get rid of you.

 

Like i said useless.

 

He didn't make idiotic comments like you guys.

 

Plating issues on zinc cents will show zinc.
What type of plating issue is this?

 

@Avery G. 3 questions for you...Please answer them for us.

1. How old are you?
2. What is your profession, or what did it used to be?
3. From what sources did you gain your impressive, vast knowledge of errors and the minting process?

 

Guess not.
I would like to here exactly what the dealer told you.

 

Same place you did. We can compare education if you like. I'm pretty confident in my ability to understand. Sarcastic remarks are idiotic and doesn't help anyone. Be a leader not a follower. Some of you are here to ridicule and run people off, it won't work with me.

 

All of us have been telling you the truth! But you keep bringing up "the guy at the coin show".. Well if he knows so much then why bother coming here?
We have helped hundreds of people before you with many thanks from them.. And we do it for FREE!

 

Your cent has no dropped filling at all. I know what a dropped filling/letter is, and I own one. Here is an example below of a dropped "Y" on a Washington Quarter:




However, I enjoy reading your posts as you consistently are a great resource for illustrating how ignorant some collectors are. In fact, you are aggressively ignorant and very condescending about it. Congrats! Few people have that nerve and lack of humility. It must be very liberating for you.

So, please, keep your uneducated posts, lack of understanding, blissful ignorance, and the phantom, nameless "experts" who "verify" your assertions coming. However, it would be even more helpful if you could tell us who these supposed dealers are so we know who to steer clear from.

God bless,

~Joe Cronin

 

You've also crushed some people with your short answers with no explanation. You talk down to them. Stop it!

 

Is there a reason why you refuse to communicate the information I requested? is it inappropriate to ask your credentials as an error expert and collector? Perhaps your career provided you with insight? And you DEFINITELY did not become educated the same place I did. I am pretty sure you are not a Princeton graduate.