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2007 LMC , Must See !

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 Posted 05/04/2011  10:57 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add biokemist6 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
What I see here is two pictures with blinding glare and a third picture with a pinkish orange tint, none of which are sufficient to authenticate an unplated planchet error. A picture should be taken with a properly set white balance and a normal Zincoln should be next to the coin in question. One was posted yesterday, look at that post to see what a difference good pics can make for authentication.
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Biokimist I saw the other one you are talking about and mine is the same just in higher grade and caring more luster be ause have no ware !
I ll post some pics next to different coins .
Btw I have weigh on a electronic scale today and the scale showed 1.6 p ( the jeweler told something like 1.6 pennygrams) so I asked him to weigh another penny and the result was the same 1.6 p-grams .
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 Posted 05/05/2011  8:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Ricardocody to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Here some pics next to a zincoln and a stiller so we compare if is uncoated or not .
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IMO, this has been plated.

rust should definitely not be on the coin.

any rusting is evidence of tampering
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Yep ! You are right the 1943 is plated ! Lol just kiddin , I done talking about this coin .
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AdamE...glad to see I'm not the only one
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It could be that the copper wash used to plate this cent was contaminated with a significant amount of zinc, making it (and other that were plated at the same time) appear much lighter than normal.
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I am almost certain it is not an unplated planchet, the color is just not right. As you can see from the 1943, zinc has a distinct silvery blue hue but your 2007 has a pinkish-orange color. Jbuck mentions one possibility and I have seen many Lincolns with a plating lighter in color than normal.

Another possibility is that your coin has been heated which can also impart a lighter silvery color to a normal Zincoln. What you see as "rust" would be cuprous oxide which will form as a spotty reddish compound when copper is heated.
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