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1935 D Wheat Penny. Wrong Planchet?

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I am a little stumped on this coin and I am trying to figure out if this is possibly a 1935 D on a foreign planchette. It has a silver or nickel color but weighs 2.92 g and it is not magnetic.
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1935-D-Wheat-Penny.-Wrong-Planchet?
1935-D-Wheat-Penny.-Wrong-Planchet?

1935-D-Wheat-Penny.-Wrong-Planchet?
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looks like a harshly cleaned/polished cent on a bronze composite planchet
Metal Composition: 95% Copper - 5% Tin and Zinc
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06/30/2022 3:54 pm
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Could be plated.

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Dearborn calls it.
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Maybe it has been cleaned with Brasso.
Also the weight is at the bottom of the accepted
Mint tolerance for a wheatie.
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Agree with the above assessment.
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