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I corrected your image links in the second post. I believe those where the images you were trying to post.  |
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That's not Bronze. That looks like a plated coin.
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Eaten away, whether intentional with acid or buried in acidic soil like a garden or hog farm...
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08/07/2018 12:10 am
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Wow! Acidic hog farm, kinda takes away the desire for a good ham sandwich.  Quote:
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It's just a damaged coin unfortunately. It's Post Strike Damage (it happened after it left the U.S. Mint). It's only worth Copper melt value at this point.
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 Hi, Willyt22. The experts are on the spot on their assessments. To satisfy your curiosity, with you thinking it's a wrong planchet, try using a magnet. If your coin sticks to the magnet, you have a wrong planchet. Furthermore, weigh the coin, if it's in the 2.5 grams range then you have a wrong planchet. Otherwise, choose where to put the coin & hunt for more....choices...choices....hope to help....  enjoy the hobby...  |
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Crazy: Whats wrong with pigs?  |
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Just PMD, acid damage. Coop -  |
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I agree that the coin spent time in acid. That would account for the low weight.
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Thanks so much for the editing and the evaluation I'm still working on posts! But I was wondering what the letters and numbers close to rim on the reverse and what appears to be a head and shoulders around the N in CENT on the reverse also? Any thoughts.
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But I was wondering what the letters and numbers close to rim on the reverse and what appears to be a head and shoulders around the N in CENT on the reverse also? Any thoughts. That's all damage unfortunately. This coin has had a very rough life. Errers and Varietys.
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Ok thanks a lot for taking a look and I'm still happily hunting!
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You're very welcome and no problem! I'm glad to help. I'm also glad that you're still happily hunting.  Errers and Varietys.
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Thanks, Coop. That was me in that category. Oh,my, my....  all those words apply to me in this post To Willyt22, enjoy the hobby and don't be confused with my post. Thanks to Coop for straightening me out. Thanks again, Coop.  |
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To CCF! Hopefully, this will help.
Posted 08/06/2018 11:55 pm
