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 Posted 07/12/2015  12:40 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Conder101 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Plated Wheat cent in a bezel. (See the bent back rim of the bezel at 6:30 on the reverse) If you'll check you will probably find the rim/bezel is magnetic but the center area of the coin is only slightly magnetic or not at all.
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I gave up trying to help the guy. It is posted on a metal detecting forum and the coin "experts" on there have now changed their mind and decided it was struck on a silver foreign coin planchet. None of these guys are collectors and know next to nothing about coins they sell most of what they find of value. One guy dug a toasted green Buff and posted it. These fools told him to scrub it with a brillo pad to get the green stuff off so he could read the date and tell if it was a 3 legger and that if he did it could be worth $1000's. I face palm myself a lot on the site.
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I was also thinking bezel.

Doesn't appear to be a silver bezel, though. Seems too bright but maybe it is.

I've seen chrome bezels, and steel bezels.

I have a 1946 nickel I found CRHing with some hardened 20 year old food or more on the reverse, and it's all disgusting and probably was worn by a sweaty guy born in 1946. It's in a steel bezel.
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07/13/2015 02:03 am
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