Discover the exciting world of 1986-D penny errors, featuring unique variations such as doubled die obverse, strike errors, and repunched mint marks, each offering a fascinating opportunity for coin collectors to explore and potentially enhance their collections. This video showcases examples of 1986 Lincoln cent errors and discusses their potential value. #uscoinsandsilver #uscoinscoins #coinsworthmoney #errorcoins #coincollecting #coins #coin #coinsofinstagram #errorpenny | Lisa Coggins

Common 1982 penny errors include doubled die errors on either the obverse or reverse lettering, off-center strikes where the design is not properly aligned, and die-related errors like cud or die cracks. Another notable error is the transitional error, specifically the rare 1982-D small date on a copper planchet. Common errors * Doubled die error: A doubling of the lettering on the coin’s surface, sometimes visible on the date, “In God We Trust,” or “E Pluribus Unum”. * Off-center strike: The co