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1999 Error Penny? Wrong Planchet

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Found this one the other day just under the size of a nickel

1999-Error-Penny?-Wrong-Planchet

1999-Error-Penny?-Wrong-Planchet

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what's the weight? and is it the size of a dime/nickle or the size of a penny?
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size is 20.66 mm with a slight bend to it and weight is 2.4 grams possably a forgein planchet?
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I'm thinking someone done that to it.
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Some sort of vice or pliers?
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It has a bezel around the rim or looks like it.
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It is a "Texas Penny", a regular cent hammered between two pieces of leather or other non-marring surface. The hammering causes the planchet to expand and thin out and most of the copper plating is stripped off in the process.
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I thought of some one doing it but how did they not destroy the detail and the grooving looks like it was a strike not a tool mark ..... and the size is still way off for a penny any one know the weight of the
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cool...but definitely PMD
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