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1919-P Lincoln Wheat Penny On Argentine Planchet

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Hey everyone, all I've been able to find out regarding this error is supposedly there's only like 30 known cases. I think my coin, oddly, might be one for a few different reasons but ultimately I need to find a XRF, but what do yall think?
Standard 1919-P Wheat penny
Weigh 3.11g
Diameter 19-19.05mm
Thickness 1.52-1.55mm

My penny
Weigh 3.04g
Diameter 19mm
Thickness 1.32-1.35mm

The 1930 Penny is simply for comparison reference
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From the information I can see online, the coin is slightly heavier (by 0.04g) and slightly thicker (by 0.02-5 mm) than a Argentine 10 Centavos, but I cant find information on whether or not this was within acceptable mint tolerances. From the picture I cant tell if its silver colored or yellowish. If its yellowish it might be acid dipped.
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