Where did this y come from thats not suppose to be there

Send it in and post the results when you get it back

 

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Say I'm wrong. Google it read about it. The one's that actually teach are only in it to see what they can get out of you.

 

For what you want to see my coins and sold and what it really is. Pay for the right membership.

 

You have never had the respect of the members here because you attack them for giving you honest answers. If you ever post something that is actually an error coin, you will still get honest answers even with your bad manners. We don't lie to people to make them feel good. We tell the truth. I hope you are doing that with the coins you sell.

 

Really? How many CoinTalk members have told you to s**u?

 

Plating Blister on reverse of 1985 D looking like a 'Y'. Noticed the start of another small one on obverse at Abe's upper cheek, near end of eyebrow.
Might be wrong, but I don't think I'm familiar with what you're asking about the 1992 D. The mintmark looks too clean to be considered a 'broken punch' and can not make out any 'phantom mintmark' (tired eyes here). Do notice a small dent above the date.
The pic of a reverse showing a partial of the word cent might have some type of doubling, check Error-Ref.com or Coppercoins.com

 

The "Y" looks like a probable plating blister based off your pictures.
Also, you are incredibly rude.

 

The vast majority of coins you've posted over the last few months have been damaged or show no errors. There may have been an occasional minor error/variety and they were identified as such. Go back to some of your original posts and look at the help you were offered. You may not have noticed, but many of those members no longer respond to your questions. Think about it.

Accusing the members of this board of purposely giving you false information because they are jealous or "didn't find it themselves" is extremely ignorant and a slap in the face to those who've been trying to help you. One thing I like about this board is that the consensus response will be correct. Some members may haven't different styles of responding, but in the end, you'll get the right answer and learn something.

I am also concerned that you said you sold coins that the group said were damaged. I truly hope you didn't sell them as errors. if you did, that's very unethical, and you cheated the buyers. Cheating new collectors is something that I consider reprehensible. Hopefully, you just posted that to stir things up, but if you really did sell 20 damaged pennies as errors, you should.....well let's just say that whatever I have to say wouldn't be appropriate for this site.

 

Another zinc rot blister that resembles a Y.

 

Peddling junk? So you found 20 people more ignorant than you?
Bet that makes you feel like a big man huh?

Did we hurt your feelings? So you are one of those that needs a participation trophy, even though you don't have any clue what a true variety or error is. That's not the way we work. If you want to be a snowflake go somewhere else.

 

I am not a expert or even a novice on the coin subject. However I learned one thing about this page. You will be hard pressed to find even a few people that will agree with you...No matter what the subject...

 

Not only are you full of it, now you are a liar. You said you were leaving and not coming back. What is the matter? Did all of the other sites ban you?

 

I seriously doubt that you will be able to find twenty people more ignorant than him. Maybe one or two, but that's it!

 

I see a Y above the U.

 

That's a plating blister on a zinc coin. In a short time it will burst and start to rot.

 

It is not a mint produced character such as a letter, it is damage of one type of another. No extra value. Jim

 

Over your countless posts I have looked at your few minor errors, given responses where necessary, told you what is obviously damaged and also given you the various links so you could research further and also start learning the minting process and how dies are made.
You now throw it all back in my and others faces. Thanks a lot. no more help will be coming your way from this direction.
My time will be directed towards those new to the hobby who genuinely require help and advice, not wasted on arrogant, ungrateful people such as yourself

 

On second thought your right. Even 1 or 2 still might be too much credit.

 

I don't know! It's kind of fun hijacking his threads with a totally different subject.

 

What Y, I don't see no stinking Y... I do see a stinking zincoln!