1960D Lincoln Large Date Error? 1.43g

[wk113]

Greetings! In sorting my pennies I had an interesting specimen cause my equipment to bind. When I removed it from the machine, I immediately noted it is much thinner than a normal strike penny. Attached, you should find several images of this coin along. It weighs 1.43g, diameter is 18.37mm (.7230"), thickness is .90 mm (.0355"). It certainly has me intrigued. Is it struck on the wrong planchet? Is it a known error/variety? I look forward to hearing what any of you might have to say on this matter. Thank you for your time! Have an awesome day!

[279773]

Check scale twice for setting. Make sure is grams. If is grams, the n it looks like a struk on foreign, split or underweight planchette I think. I am not on CONECA Attribution team.

[JC Stevens]

PSD "Post Strike Damage" Most likely high school chemistry acid example.

[onecent1909]

I would have to agree with JC. it does not have the look of a split planchet before strike.

[279773]

Is die rotaated? I bet the prankster made it with a rotated die unknowingly