Spirit777

Thank u craw. Conder101 gave me exactly what I needed. he gave me names of what it could be so I knew precisely what to look up. 

This video shows what my coin is except without the bubble. he shows a coin on there that has the striations and he mentions that he's had coins where the linear lines go all the way across the coin. he says that it doesn't add any value to the coin at all. Is this not considered a mint error?

Yeah I know it's a pain without a picture. but you gave me some names of what it could be so I will look it up on YouTube and online elsewhere. Thank you I appreciate it.

I just mentioned in my post I don't have pics and I don't know how to get the pics from my phone to The forum and on top of that they're not going to be clear enough because I have an inexpensive phone. I've already tried taking pictures with it and they are not clear enough.

I have a 2005 d penny and it's extremely fine condition. except for on the obverse side of the coin there are straight lines completely covering the entire coin horizontally. All of these lines cover the field and the head and body of Lincoln and they are very symmetrical they are spaced evenly apart every one of them.

   These lines are also in between all the lettering even the mint mark. Inside of the d you can see the line. On the reverse side the lines start basically at 2 and go to 8 at that angle instead of being perfectly horizontal. These lines are also evenly spaced apart and cover the entire reverse. as far as I can tell with my magnifying glass the lines on the reverse do not cross the over the lettering.What is it? Thank you for your help. Sorry no pic right now.