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2008 P James Monroe Dollar. Wrong Material?

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In 2008 I ordered From the mint 250 Dollars. After I checked every one. I didn't find any big error. But I keep some with DOUBLINGS. And Little problems in the edge-lettering. Last week I started checking MAGNET ATTRACTION AND WEIGHT. This one has 8.04 Grams and all dimension OK. But... The magnet can lift it. What you think?
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2008-P-James-Monroe-Dollar.-Wrong-Material?

2008-P-James-Monroe-Dollar.-Wrong-Material?
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 Posted 08/12/2013  12:44 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Carlos arriaga to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The 4 Edge-lettering Pictures where taken with THE HELP OF THE MAGNET. Holding the coin "under" it. By his attraction.
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How strong is the magnet? And will it lift any of your other dollar coins?

The standard composition is clad, with a manganese-bronze surface. A sufficiently strong magnet will attract a " War Nickel", made of a silver-copper-manganese composition.

I have to say, this piece looks plated. If it is ferromagnetic (much more strongly attracted to a magnet than any of your other dollars), then it would have to be either a wrong planchet or a counterfeit.
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It's a MAGNETIC CELLULAR PHONE HOLDER. I bought it in an Auto Parts. most look like wrong planchet. But then. Why the weight is ok?
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Manganese is paramagnetic.
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Just yesterday I found another dollar with the same "magnetic reaction". This is a Sacagawea 2000 P. Today I'll try to put pictures of the New find.
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