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1944 Penny Is This An Error?

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Looks like solder, to me.
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No, not an error, PMD. Obverse looks like glue, from being mounted? Reverse appears to have some corrosion/corrosive material on the E of one. I also think I'm seeing a residual of a silver colored coating in the center. Most likely an attempt to make a fake 1943 steel cent if so.

w/ fioti, might be solder if dull silver colored, solder is lead. Same on rev due to wear?
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It's hard to say with all of that gunk on it.
Try soaking it in 100% Acetone and see if it cleans up enough to get better images.
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Agree it does look like solder, with shine due to flashback, perhaps?
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To me -- it looks like it was used to replace a fuse. People used to do that if they didn't have a fuse. The cent would get over-heated and the house would burn down.

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 Posted 02/16/2017  5:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add The_Coin_N006 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
i think i'd be interested in buying known fake error coins, is that a thing?
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