Wow, this is rot

1988 D with massive Zinc Rot:

 

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Spend it while you're still able!

 

It sure is. Spend it before it melts away.

 

I'm afraid to touch it without proper PPE.

This section is one big blister waiting to fall off.

 

I think we should classify these as Mint Errors as the issue is improper platting at the mint.

 

I think who ever authorized this garbage needs to be shot.

 

@Inspector43
Hold on there. My detecting finds

 

Looks liked a mint error,
Quick sell it on etsy as a matte proof.
Lol

 

@paddyman98 Is that display to show that people are throwing away the coins they find that are mint errors? I hope you realize that I jest. After all, my handle is "sarcastic".

 

Don't forget the obligatory bad photo quality that goes with just about any coin listed on Etsy.

 

I collect pennies that are badly corroded and deformed to make crystals of copper oxidation (like a farm), then I sell the small mineral “specimens” for just a few bucks.

 

Then I turn those bucks into coins and then voila

 

Are you sure it’s not a valuable mint error? Make sure to post in the error forum and completely refuse to accept any comments and claim “I’ll send this for grading and you’ll all be sorry”

 

Nice Rot Registry set

 

There one thing about the coins, in year or so, the medal detector guys won't be able to find them.

Like people it is "dust to dust."