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What Are These Stripes?

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What are these stripes?


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 Posted 09/24/2014  10:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add kanga to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Normally a coin with a pattern like that would be called a "woodie" (wood grain appearance).
That caused an incomplete metal alloy mix when the original strip is made.

But for a coin dated 1980 I'm not so sure.
It would be very much the exception.
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So like, maybe more zinc than usual?
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Look like roller marks.
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Yeah stacker, pre 82 copper lincoln cents were mixed with small amounts of zinc and tin, and showed up like this when the mix was bad and the copper would tone faster than the other metals.
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Does that carry premium? XD Probably not.
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Nice looking woody. There are some woody collectors out there I sold 2 last year for a small premium, yours looks in better shape than mine where.
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I see more then a few 1980 woodies and this is a nicer one that might hold a small premium. If the reverse looks as good, even a bit more of a premium to the right collector.
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i think I might have one of these, idk
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The reverse is the same.
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I'd probably save this one. Nice wood effect.
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