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1923 Wheat Color

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Curious, before trying to get a good pic. and posting,
Have this one that looks bronze/gold tone only on the fields
of the entire rev. Only right half of coin on the obv. field only.
Thicker hor. bars and thin ver. lines on the obv. and thin random
lines running N/E to S/W on rev.
Looks odd, the tone and the fact it is only in the field area.

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 Posted 10/05/2007  8:00 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Is your coin BU? If not that might explain why it is one color in the fields and the higher details missing the tone. I've bought rolls of Cents that were toned on one side, the other side was normal. I always thought it was stored in the heat and one side toned and the other did not. One the older Cents due to a poor mixture of copper the planchets looked like they were made of wood. Some find it attractive, others don't just depends on the collector.
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Sounds much more to me like something that has been cleaned, coated in lacquer, and left to sit for many years.
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 Posted 10/06/2007  7:18 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The lacquer thing was popular at one time and many BU coins were ruined that way. I wonder what is popular today will be the regrets of the future?
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