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1952 Steel Wheat.

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I found an old hoard of wheat pennies a while back. There was a 1952 steel type penny included in the mix. I do cleanouts on abandoned and foreclosed homes.. IT was an older couples home I found it in. The penny looks legit. Its sticks to a magnet somewhat too.

Any info?

thanks..

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Welcome! If you have pictures of the coin,
that would help greatly to help determine what you have.

I moved this over to the U.S. variety/error forum :)
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i took a couple pics but I have a really crappy camera, the pics are probably gonna be horrible. I am going to get a new camera tomorrow matter of fact
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ill post pics tomm.
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If it sticks "somewhat" to a magnet, it is likely plated.
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Quote:
The penny looks legit. Its sticks to a magnet somewhat too.

Key word is "somewhat" A nickel plating will cause any coin to "somewhat" stick to a magnet. The heavier the plating the better it will stick.
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