1991 d Lincoln cent double die

I need help with the coin because for me looks like a doubled die. Sometimes I got confused with double die or deteriorated

 

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Get rid of it before it contaminates everything else! ~ Chris

 

I don't know how?

 

Miguel, he means "Spend it. Spend it Quick." That green stuff is zinc rot. The rot will only spread. It won't get better, and I don't see any doubling, only PMD.

"When 10 photos of zinc rot won't do, try 20 !!"

No offense Miguel. We just like to make jokes and have fun around here.

Thanks for posting, and feel free to post any and all pix and ask any and all questions.

 

BTW, Miguel, I didn't vote because the coin is neither a Double Date nor a Mint Error.

Unless you consider the mint switching from copper to zinc for minting cents a "Mint Error".
Come to think of it, that move was an error, wasn't it?

 

Esta contaminado.. No es bueno.

 

Not a Doubled die.

Stop jumping back and forth with the words double and doubled. .. One is incorrect and the other is correct. Only use doubled when referring to doubled die!

 

Thanks

 

I'd bury that coin so it didn't contaminate any others. Just a lousy zincoln cent.

 

Spend it before it rots away to nothing. They can get sharp enough to cut your fingers.

 

I have those coins separated Whit the others ones

 

@Miguel castillo ...tomorrow is your 3rd anniversary with Coin Talk...Congratulations!

...what worries me is: after 3 years you still do not recognize a worthless coin. It has way too much corrosion to even be considered. On top of that it is a weak strike with heavy wear and post-strike damage...why even mess with it?...Spark

 

I haven't posted my thread yet, but after I accumulate specimens like this I douse them in acid to create this alka-seltzer bubbling environment. The cents then range from light to super light depending upon how much zinc is dissolved away. The ones not too light are reintroduced back into circulation for collecting fun.

This particular cent you might need to get a tetanus shot after you touch it.

ooohh .. which Class of Doubled Die do you think this is and what specific identifiers do you see ?

 

Are you recommending the OP create a potential future Super Fund site ??

LOL

 

Aw man. You guys are too much ! LMAO

 

I need your help man you are my idol in this web site I just found a 1961 Lincoln cent struck on a Canadian penny 1952-2002 p the coin is clear and nice one please answer me

 

@paddyman98 ... see ^^ above ...

 

Zinc rot is zinc oxidation. Zinc also oxidatizes quickly so rid of that penny. rip penny

 

Oh lord

How about a picture of both sides?
Forget it.. I just saw your thread!
I see nothing.

 

That is not zinc rot. That is copper oxidation. I know that cause malachite or Cu2(OH)2(CO3)2 is always green.