I found 2003 LINCOLN PENNY WITH EXTRA DOTS [solved]

I’m guessing bubble error?

Yes ─ bubbles because of the zinc below the copper. This is not going to fetch any premium.

More interesting, IMHO, is the obverse. That semi-circle, and then those lines not only in the background but also covering the bust (which is the lower on the die and should be protected from such a thing happening). Yet none of this looks like post-mint damage. What's going on??

Could it be a 'Struck through cloth' error, where by a piece of textile got trapped between the planchet and the die? Compare the Kennedy half on:
https://sullivannumismatics.com/information/articles/strike-through-error-coins

Thanks for the help friends & people .... https://www.ebay.com/itm/2003-RAREST-ERROR-WITH-EXTRA-DOTS-LINCOLN-RARE-ERROR-PENNY-ONE-CENT-1983/202739514483?pageci=8263b134-6c06-48de-9b54-c5954d114e18

Quote: "Sums1181"​Thanks for the help friends & people .... https://www.ebay.com/itm/2003-RAREST-ERROR-WITH-EXTRA-DOTS-LINCOLN-RARE-ERROR-PENNY-ONE-CENT-1983/202739514483?pageci=8263b134-6c06-48de-9b54-c5954d114e18

​the bubble error is not rare and defiantly not worth $300. They are worth very little if any above face value

This one is not only a bubble error .... as I have checked INFO it has clothing error tooo...... from the back it has a line

At any rate the eBay seller is a fraud who describes common coins as "rare" and tries to sell them at ridiculously high prices. That guy understands nothing about coins and should stick to selling food products.

Thanks for the help

Quote: "Camerinvs"​At any rate the eBay seller is a fraud who describes common coins as "rare" and tries to sell them at ridiculously high prices. That guy understands nothing about coins and should stick to selling food products.

​yes this seller has a 90% positive feedback rating