1982-D small date copper 3.1 grams. Mint mark error

I have a 1982-D small date copper 3.1 grams. The mint mark looks as if it was struck through grease or something. It looks as if the 'D' mint mark may been strucked a lil too deep into the penny. If you zoom in you can see the 'D' mint mark. Mint mark 'D' error. My apologies for the photos being a lil too blurry. Pics was tooken by android phone. The 'D' mint mark is visible. Weight: 3.1 grams
Looking for advice. Thanks

 

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That is a 1982 Philadelphia Small Date Copper. That is surface damage, not a “D” mintmark. I have never seen a 1982-D of any kind look like that.

 

That's a brutal place to have surface discoloration that looks like a D under certain light. But it's in the wrong position, if I'm not mistaken.

 

Looking for advice on this 1969-S Proof 1cent.
Doubled die obverss0

 

Thats Zinc, not Bronze.

 

Sir, its in fact a D mint mark. I had it examine by a pcgs license professional. Keep in mind that the mint do make mistakes

 

Die varieties and errors are much different characters.
Do you have a D mint mark? or do you have a zinc cent?

 

Its not Zinc, its copper. 3.1 grams is copper.

 

It is a 1982-D copper. Weight 3.1 grams. Its not zinc

 

Dont forget die varities comes in different characters. We all know what a small capitalized D looks like

 

It doesn't look copper to me in the photos.

 

This is copper.

This is Zinc.

 

Its 100% copper. Im no rookie when it comes to this. It weights 3.1 grams and its in fact a D mint mark

 

If someone from PCGS examined it and said it's a copper small-date 1982-D, what on Earth would prevent you from getting them to put it in a slab? Even if it had environmental damage, an actual 1982-D SD copper would be a four-figure coin.

 

I currently do not have the funds to get it graded. Struggling father of 4 little girls.