1982 P DDR?

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In these kinds of threads I always feel like I'm watching an episode of Forensic Files.

 

Looks like a copper, either way DDD is rampant whether it is copper or Zinc.
It makes you wonder though, being that the Die that struck the Zinc 82', Well, I have all ways wondered does it have a Copper volunteer.

 

Don't forget, large or small Date too ..

 

Any closer and you will start seeing the bacteria on your Cent

 

You may want to check this out
http://varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDR 1982.htm

 

I love this for these threads. This ought to be a standing reply in every one. Why fuss around? Get right down to the bacterial level, let's see what life forms are growing in there! Some of those bugs are kind of cute. Maybe the "experts" will give them names for us.

 

One time I was shutting a lincoln and there was a bug going across the coin, I sure wish I would of taken a shot of it .

 

It's a Large Date and I had to save your image in my pictures to see what was going on . If it weighs 3.0 grams, then it's DDR-002 ..
http://varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/1982PDDR002.htm

 

Awesome thanks, I'll let you know if it weighs 3.0 grams

 

Try to take a image of the " T " in Cent, it should look something like this .

 

How many 1982P DDR-002 Lincoln cent variety have been discovered?

 

If you go down to the bottom of the page Variety Vista. It will give you the attributed and graded population report.

 

Only 2 wow I hope I have one

 

I am sure there are some more out there. Just not in slabs.

 

Pay no attention to the population report, but, pay more attention to the price guide, they have posted .....

 

125 was it?

 

Bugs and germs I'll take it as long as they are attached to a gem