1986-D Penny - Is that a die break on the reverse?

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It looks like a gouge. I can see coin metal pushed up along the edge.

Chris

 

From what I'm seeing, no (is it raised?) The last pic looks like it could be a lamination, common with these zinc coins. That said, I'm not an "errors" guy, so wait for others to comment.

 

It’s uncirculated, just opened a roll of this 1986-D

 

It's actually the opposite. No laminations on Copper plated zinc coins. Only common on Copper Cents.

 

Mr Paddyman, thanks for your info, so is there any value in it? Is that a normal error?

 

I have a penny exactly like that so it has to a mint error!

 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/hHyGH9VXAtK1dYqq8

 

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Not necessarily.

 

Would you like to know how much it is worth? If so, look it up on Etsy. ~ Chris

 

I see doubling, of a sort, but die crack ; can't tell .............................

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I think, because of the light impression in the area of the “crack”, it might be a planchet flaw.

 

A lo t of strange appearances show up on plated cents. Ripples, bubbles etc

 

That is certainly a great example Tonka. Thanks for sharing

 

I personally think it appears to be a plating bubble.

 

I see Lincoln’s head. Not sure what you members might call it. Hold your breath. We’ll see