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2011 Copper-Colored Jefferson

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I don't think this is a mint error - but I do want to figure out what happened to it.

Photos taken under a full spectrum/natural light bulb, and represent the true color. The copper color is fairly uniform, even all the way around the rims. A potential tarnish (burned?) spot near date, see close up. Did this go in a kiln or something?

Weight is a fraction above what it should be.

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01/12/2012 09:39 am
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I feel it is just natural toning, or it might have got wet.
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just discolored.
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I believe salt , vinegar and a battery and piece of wire will send copper from pennies to nickels
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Heat, saliva, sulfur in the air, torched with a lighter and other things can alter a coin surface.
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