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What Is The Mystery Behind This 1991 Cent?!

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 Posted 07/19/2016  03:12 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add 1966ddr to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Solve the puzzle If you can... What's with this coin?!

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Looks like all the copper has been burned (with adid?) away leaving the oxidized zinc skeleton.
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I'm going to say texas penny. Is your coin larger than a normal cent. Here is a link to a conversation about texas pennies https://goccf.com/t/216119
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No it's just a normal size coin. If acid washed or acid burn; wouldn't that damage the surface of the coin?
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I think the plating is still there, just blackened. You can see on the rim a few spots that are brown colored. The darkened area maybe wearing down on some high spots. If you carried this coin in your pocket for a time, you might see the higher spots turn brown. I would carry it in your pocket and take weekly images of it to see if it progresses?
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Sounds like an interesting experiment.
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Can you get a photo of it compared to a normal penny? If it's bigger than the normal one then it might be a Texas Penny
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