1941 Wheat Penny Possibly On A Foreign Planchette?

Thanks for all of your replys your Knowledge on the subject is astonishing although I think I am now more Unsure. Lol suppose taking it to a specialist is best but please if you Think of anything else Or come across anything don't hesitate to reply.

I'm saying it's on the FY1940 report for whatever the reason, not on FY1941 report. Perhaps it was right on the edge of the two years and they started minting 1941 cents, I wasn't there.l to see it with my own eyes on how it went. Maybe the made the Panama coins in 1940 and a planchet hung around until 1941 Lincoln Cent minting.


I can tell you this. The 1941 cent on a Panama planchet is not on a bronze planchet and neither the Panama 1-1/4 cetesimos or the DR 1 centavo are the same color as the wrong metal coin graded by PCGS.
The error coin is not on a bronze planchet and it's clear in pictures of it its not bronze.

For me that's what ended my research into it. I assume it's the 2-1/2 centesimos copper nickel planchet because that's what the color appears to be most like.
Check other places for the DR 1 centavo weight. This was also struck on u.s. Lincoln Cent planchets just like the Panama 1-1/4 cetesimos.

I can only go by what I can gather from multiple sources of information and come up with my best guess on how it might have went, but when I saw the example coin itself it became clear to me it's a wrong metal error and not just a weight issue alone.

to CCF...good question/inquiry..great replies..