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It it magnetic is that good or bad?
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Valued Member
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Magnet sucks it up like a sewer in a flood
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Plated or counterfeit coins like this can attract a magnet. Correct weight for a genuine steel cent is 2.7g.
Edited by Coinfrog
05/15/2019 8:13 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Then it is probably a Chinese fake. Post more pics that are higher resolution. Also where did you get it? After that, you will need to let the others reply.
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Definitely counterfeit, weak design, date is off.
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That's one pathetic looking fake.
Errers and Varietys.
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Pillar of the Community
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So, where did you get it?
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You found it in a sewer after a flood with a magnet..?
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@greasyfingers fast water flow , net of magnets
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Found at estate sale in a box of other old pennies. Lot of 43 steels in there as well
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The first photo is the OP's coin. The second Photo is my copy of a Fake, Chinese copy Purchased from China. Notice the die markers ( actually Mold Marks ), they match perfectly. Especially the mark left of the N in CENT. Dan   Edited by Panther
05/16/2019 3:06 pm
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