Throw some Ds on that 6

This 2016 has tons of Ds...and an extra 6...

 

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Your Cent is Copper Plated Zinc..
Those are all plating issues. No errors nor varieties IMHO

 

How could a coin that weighs 2.5 gms. have 4,000 lbs. of "D's" on it?

Chris

 

I had scrambled eggs with cheese. I lost count of the number of coins I saw as I was eating my breakfast.

Welcome to CT.

 

Those are not "D"s. look up coin pareidolia

 

But I find it interesting that on the next to last pic, the year 9107 has a funny looking curl on the bottom of the 7. That doesn't look right!

 

If you mean "D" for Damage then yes there are a lot of them. Sorry.

 

That poor zincoln is Decidedly Debilitated

 

Please don’t throw any D’s
And please listen to @paddyman98

 

Wasn't that a Star Wars movie "The Phantom D's"?

 

Paddyman's answer tells you all you need to know. Welcome to CT.

 

...you need to study the minting process, how dies are made and go to error-ref.com and study what constitutes true error coins. Then you will know when you find a coin like the one in your OP that it couldn't have been produced at the Mint, but merely the result of crappy materials provided to the mint used to produce crappy coins...Spark

 

Which 7

 

Nothing really there my friend