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1972-D Cent Thick Planchet

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weight is 3.14 g. That's not off much, but the planchet is visibly thicker than normal and the strike is awesome.


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Very cool. Nice find.
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Can you give us two or three pics of the edge of the coin? It may have been previously encased, giving the rims a thicker/higher look to it.
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Weight appears to fall within the accepted tolerance for copper Lincoln cents...

Lincoln Cent 1962-1981 3.110 .130 (low) 2.980 (high) 3.240
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Can you give us two or three pics of the edge of the coin?


Here ya go. The last photo is next to a unc 1971-d.

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Thanks! In the last pic, is the coin in question the bottom one?
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Thanks! In the last pic, is the coin in question the bottom one?


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That is my guess, previously encased or in a bezel.


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Could be, I guess. However it would need to be encased then un-encased and returned to circulation sometime in 1972. That's when I put it into a whitman 2x2 envelope. It just happens to be in one I dated.

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I would also think encasing would lead to more severe damage on the rim, especially if it led to significant thickening. I have never removed one from encasement so I wouldn't know.

Whatever it is, I like the "porthole" effect of that thick rim. I'm sure I have more 72-d's around here somewhere to compare with. If I come across another one as I am going through stuff I will post it. Thanks!
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