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LWC 1919 2.90g

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 Posted 07/23/2013  12:17 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ctguy to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
LWC 1919 2.90g Could this LWC loose so much weight over the years I though it should be around 3.11g give or take?

The second 1 in the date is almost invisible to the naked eye.

Can I ask a silly question? I thought a 1919 LWC was a copper cent through and through why does mine have a "shine" in places it looks almost like it was copper coated.

Also, How do I stop or remove the black ick?
Do I want to should I want to?
How does this affect the value of a coin, it must diminish it.

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g

LWC-1919-2.90g
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 Posted 08/15/2013  5:00 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ksammut to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That coin seems to not have survived the Great Depression. It looks tampered with. I think the coin has a coating of something.

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 Posted 08/15/2013  6:25 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jarubla to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
that cross hatching pattern on the magnified pics is interesting.

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That coin seems to not have survived the Great Depression


I find that to be one of the coolest things about coins, yes it did survive the Great depression, one can't help but stop and think of all the hands this coin passed through, all the souls who prayed to find just one penny for the night and it appeared, all the eyes that gazed upon it before me all the hopes wishes dreams promises this penny was a part of. No coating just bad lighting for pics.

Sniff Sniff,, coin nostalgia..it get's to you once in a while and is welcomed with the Muses.
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