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1941-P Cent Off-Weight (2.6g) And Rings Almost Like Silver?

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I just read the article Mike Diamond wrote on the Heavy Brassy 1941 cents and decided to weigh mine. I only got through about 3 or 4 and the next one weighed 2.6 grams. When dropped it rings almost like a silver coin, not like a zinc cent or a copper one. What the heck is going on? The color or thickness doesn't scream anything at me. I am totally confused. HELP please!

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It was probably struck on a thin planchet. I have a few in that weight range and of different dates.
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That was my first thought, but it appears to be the same size or even slightly thicker.

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It looks thicker because the rim lips seem to
be higher on both sides more so than normal. Fields look
to be sunken in. The ring may be because of that also. (high rims)
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Any value to a thin planchet?
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Looks like someone sanded the coin?
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