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1976 LMC Holy Yellow

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Wow this is really yellow, any idea what caused this ?


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Gold plated most likely, fun
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Me thinks it was a science expirement where they turn it that color, don't remember how they do it though. If plated it would be shiny not lustery.
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I've seen copper planchets with that same look. I believe that one is gold toned. If it were plated, it would be very shiny. Sulfur in the air make coins turn yellow, most of the time on silver coins.
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