Is this an error?

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by MelanieSM, Jun 16, 2019.

  1. MelanieSM

    MelanieSM New Member

    I found this penny while counting my drawer at work I felt it before I saw it. Can anyone tell me if it is an error coin and if it is if like some more knowledge about it. It appears to have a silver ring before in it and the putter rim is completely smooth all the way around.
     

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  3. MommaHenn

    MommaHenn Active Member

    Welcome to CT, Melanie.

    Lincoln, Shield Reverse, minted from 2010 to date are copper-plated zinc and plain edged. The “silver ring” is normal wear and tear, or PMD (post-mint damage). Worth face value only. This is a common occurrence with newer pennies...I’ve come across many.
     
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  4. ken454

    ken454 Well-Known Member

    momma is correct, someone or something wore the thin copper plating off the high edge of the rim, exposing the zinc core, just damage..
     
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