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1949-D with a loose lamination error on the reverse.
Even with the "coin shortage?" I was able to get 4 boxes of pennies from my bank this week. I was searching one box and spotted the obverse of a wheat penny. When I flipped it over I saw the lamination error and the lam still partially attached to the coin. The moment I touched it, it dislodged from the surface. How the piece held on through the sorting and wrapping process I will never know.
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