I think they just had very different lives in circulation. Possibly exposed to something that the others weren't.
Edit: I just remembered that in 1945 all LWCs issued had a certain amount of spent shell casings in them from the war. Don't know if that might affect long term color or not since I believe they all had it in them to varying degrees.
Okay, cool but those three in the middle are like wow different. The red one is very nice looking indeed. Will try to post another to review. Thanks for all the input and thoughts. Cheers
Coins that have been in a fire, exposed to the elements, exposed to different chemicals, buried, etc. can have discoloration. It would sure help us if they could talk!
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