1982 large date cooper Lincoln Cent Strike Through Error?

I believe I will just chalk up the OPs rude posts as ignorance and leave it at that.

 

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In case he's interested, neither
coin is an error.

They're both enviornmentally damaged,
well after being released into circulation.

They did not leave the US Mint like that.

As suggested, if the OP disagrees with all of
the posts in this thread - the solution is for
you to submit the coin(s) to either of the
top Authentication Services, and then show
us the Mint Error holder that they come back
to you in. (I'm holding my breath, so please
submit them asap.)

 

Hi im me and i owe PADDYMAN an apology. i was disappointed and WRONG BIG TIME

 

I Apologize and i was very inconsiderate excuse me and i do understand your reason for not helping no problem it is my fault

 

Hi Fred i was wrong for the judgement and i do feel dumb for being upset.every coin i posted was a flop no ones fault but mines.

 

hi i agree Thank YOU

 

I am willing to work with you if you just trust me. I have helped many new members over the years. There have been disagreements but we find ways to resolve them. You have good questions. We are here to help

Peace

 

PEACE THANK YOU you helped many times in the short time i was here ..Please excuse my upset ignorance

 

this format is great here

 

If your making a statement, you're wrong. If you're asking a question, it's damaged. Like in a park lot for a month or longer.

As for the original posting coin it's a form of corrosion. Corrosion comes in many shapes forms and colors.

 

It's not bogus info. It's corrosion. Zinc rot and corrosion are 2 different things. You came asking for help but apparently you already knew the answer.