1996 cent roll find

Hope you guys like this one still trying to figure this out. Is this psd also?

 

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Question" Is "PSD" the same as "PMD"?

Chris

 

The infamous Die Deterioration Doubling, with some split plate/zinc rot by the L

 

split plate doubling. I guess

 

I assure u that is not rot that is part of the L

 

I did reply just on a post. Sorry!

 

If not now, it will be soon because it looks like the plating is breached

 

So PSD = SPD?

Chris

 

I cannot do anything about that. But it's the only spot. I look at die deterioration. It really didnt look like it to me. But you guys have been doing this longer than I. I'm really trying hard here to find at least one thing. Lol

 

Who knows I give up. Lol

 

PMD= post mint damage.

 

I've always thought PSD is more precise a term than PMD.

After all, if it rolls out of the coining chamber and a mint forklift rolls over it, it can't be PMD but it's not an error either...

 

Hope you didn't mean give up looking.

 

No not pmd! I cant keep all the letters straight. I'm trying to learn to fast.

Not that

 

Not PMD, I don't think Die deterioration either. I think it's very common with Zincolns that the extremely thin copper layer gets shifted and torn a bit like yours, either upon strike or ejection. Didn't happen with the pre 82s.

 

No I have over 5250lbs of coinage now and add more everyday. I find coins every day at the car wash. At least 2.00 a day no less.

 

pretty neat

 

Yea neat but I got to find a good coin to sell to buy a better USB microscope and some literature. To learn more and have a reference. Before kids start spending change

 

USB microscopes are the reason newbies think they have found major errors and varietys.
All that is needed is a five to 10x loupe.
Anything more powerful is too much.
You will see things that are not important.

 

I simply explained what PMD stood for. Didn't judge your coin.