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Grossly Underweight Canada 1 Cent 1912: Acid Soaked?

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Grossly-Underweight-Canada-1-Cent-1912:-Acid-Soaked?
Grossly-Underweight-Canada-1-Cent-1912:-Acid-Soaked?

It weighs 3.17 grams and has a diameter of 23.6 mm, vs the normal item of 5.67 grams and 25.4 mm.

I have not encountered an acid soaked large cent-so the etch pattern is not known to me.
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100% sure this was acid treated.
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Interesting given a lot of acid coins have visibly rough surfaces. But it's definitely from the Canadian Barber series. It's been trimmed.
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