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1984 Silver Colored LMC

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 Posted 06/09/2013  10:04 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add monika to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello
I found this 1984 Lincoln this morning.It is silver in color.The weight is normal for a zinccoln (2.53gr.)
There is also no indication of acid being used on it.And do not believe that it was plated.
Thank you for any info on this one




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The obverse has what looks to me to be striations.It also has some copper showing ,strongest around the date.
Possibilities: mercury coating or partially plated planchet.
Conclusion: I'll wait to see what coop or Mr.Diamond has to say.
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I would have to go with plated since there is copper showing through.
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It might be several things. But it WAS a normal coin and something was added to it and changed the appearance. (Paint, nail polish, coin dipping agents, mercury ......)
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