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

People will agree with you...if you are correct...They will also do their best to help you learn. If you choose to do that or not, well that's on you.

 

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I haven't had this much fun since the last time. Off for more popcorn....

 

A famous Forest Gump quote is appropriate for this thread.

 

Maybe it was minted in that new facility in Y-oming.

 

First, if you understand the minting process, there is no way a random "y" can appear on this coin with no others in existence. There would be hundreds or thousands of the same example. Since it is a "zincoln", it is definitely a plating blister, very common on "zincolns".

 

How about an adaptation of a Paul Hogan saying...that not a knife, now here's a knife!

That's not an error, now here's an error on a Lincoln Memorial Cent (and not worth much but it is an incomplete planchet and a true mint error)!

 

Y?

 

I don't even know why any of you guys keep feeding this troll .. I stopped a long time ago!

He's obviously only here to push everyone's buttons!

Even after I corrected him weeks ago he can't even get the plural of the word penny correct. Still uses penny's

An Engineer? I don't think so!

 

@paddyman98 this thread was dropping fast. No activity since Friday. You just bumped it to the top
FYI, look 7 posts above your post

 

You can correct the troll but don't feed the troll.
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