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Seems like you're asking a question that should be directed to Mike Diamond or Ken Potter........That's all I got  unless you want me to write a note for you  but I don't think that would help any Pretty neat thought .... good luck
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You'll have a tough time proving that it's not a planchet for some other coin. For instance, Bermuda's 1988 1 Cent is copper-plated steel, weighs 2.8 g, and has a diameter of 19 mm. https://en.numista.com/6771
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Thank you Greasy Fingers and HondoB. I appreciate your comments.
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Can't help you, but nice Planchet! 
Errers and Varietys.
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Thanks E&V.. Very frustrating situation.
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Fascinating! The planchet itself looks like a US mint product and there is a chance the blanks were distributed for inspection since they were not official coinage yet. My first question to the TPG's, please explain the process by which the others were justified as certifiable? Perhaps you can follow in their footsteps.
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Very interesting. 
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Thanks BadThad and jbuck. NGC has been extremely difficult to work with. Have a great day.
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nice looking planchet, but without substancial and difinitive proof it was created by the mint, you will have a very hard time getting it attributed properly.
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