Hi everyone,
I recently acquired a roll of uncirculated 1983d Lincoln cents.
I know that after 1981/82 the mint had difficulty with the copper plating adhering to the surface of the zinc and it caused flaking and bubbling. Problem is, nearly everyone of the coins has a certain degree of bubbling on the both the reverse and obverse surfaces, including lines of bubbles and/or a rather consistent coverage of bubbles. A few that have what appear to be file marks across the entire surface, including Lincoln. Other than that, some are not so good, and some are almost perfect.
Do you think I have anything unusual or should I just recycle these along with other rejects?
Sorry, I do not have a camera capable of photographing these.
I am a newbie here and started collecting just a couple months ago.
CK
I have lots more questions!