1980 penny D something on his mouth

Good morning I have 1980 penny D but there something on his mouth

 

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The Obverse picture is too bright.
I can't really tell what the issue could be.
We want to help so maybe a better picture and a simple description of what you see.

 

The light reflection hides it.

 

I will post clear photo later when I’m home sir! Thank you

 

Yes. Please do and give it two or more light sources so it doesn't reflect back in the camera. I have fairly good luck with light sources at the 10:00 and 2:00 position, but then my photos aren't all that great either.

 

It could be a Die Chip. We will see.

 

Any idea for these 3 pennies sir so that I can include for a clear photo..

 

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They look normal to me , I just see a lot of gouges and scrapes from circulation wear.

 

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looks like misplaced Mintmark not really sure !

 

Hi good morning sir! i hope this is clear enough.

 

About any thing can happen to a coin while it is in use. The metal is soft and things bumps into the coins and can cause it to look like letters or numbers. It looks like you are using a lot of your time and effort to get so many photos of normal coins but if you enjoy doing it then nothing wrong with it. If you really want to find some good error coins then first you need to know what to look for. There are hundreds of good sites on the web to look at coins and learn. Don't depend on Ebay because some of the sellers on there don't even know what a real error is. Good luck

 

...just an average circulated cent, I don’t see anything with the mouth...Spark

 

I don’t have plan to sell my coins infact I have vintage coming from my country like 1902 /1904 I’m starting collecting and buying. I like to keep what’s valuable or not and also trying to learn error and stuff. Thank you and have a good day !

 

Is this also normal has extra hair and Small T . Or damage I just like to know so that I won’t keep it. Thank you!

 

Just a coin that was struck with newer dies:

 

If someone likes those no value I can give it for free...

 

It would really help you if you can learn how to tell a beat up and damaged coin from a error made at the mint. A good way to help learn is to google how coins are made at the mint. The damaged coins can easily be spotted almost at first glance when you learn more.