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Penny Struck On A Nickel Planchet

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to the CCF and looks like either paint or mercury rubbed.
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Agree, some sort of plating or the like.
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To my eye, coin pictures appears to have been rubbed with mercury.
It it had been struck on a nickel planchet. it would have weighed exactly the same as a Nickel.
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Can we can see the Reverse and the side of the coin? Also Diameter and the weight?
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