I found a cent today and it is not flat. At the widest point it is 1.6mm and the smallest is 1.3mm. It was enough that I saw it with the naked eye and pulled it out of the change. What would cause this to happen?
That is just the way they look at times. It depends on how the setup of the rim on the coins and the striking pressure during the strike. I see them often. They are common.
Richard S. Cooper
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