C'mon man?

I did what you said. Warm water and acetone.

 

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And the result was????

 

That's what I would like to know.

 

I recommend to NOT collect any zincoln (1982 to current) cents until you learn a lot more. Just put them all aside for a few years.

 

Yes, set them aside and watch as they slowly disintegrate!

Realtalk though, I don't really foresee Zincolns to ever become valuable in any sense of the word (excepting, of course, MS70 grades and error varieties)

 

Exactly!

 

I posted the result that day...

 

since the mint mark at this time is on the die/hubs and not stamped by hand, then all the cents are the same. Thus the D should be in the same location as other same year cents.


plus, I don't know why you are disregarding all the other damage, marks etc all around that area ? Looks like there are two more Ds and the lower right shoulder tip and below it to the left. ironically, some zinc rot tends to have a center that drops and such making it look like an O or D like at the base of the first 9 ...