I bought a buddies collection and this was in it. its a 2011 penny its normal copper on one side ,the edge of the coin and the rim of the obverse , but from there in on the obverse its golden. any ideas as to why?
Its more golden in real life , the picture doesn't do it justice
If it was chemically toned wouldn't the whole penny be toned or at least the complete obverse , the rim is still copper as well as the whole reverse .Im curious what would you use to chemically treat a penny to turn it gold. Thanks for the reply Dan
There is a 24 caret "gold brushing" jewellery process to electronically coat coins. It also is available for silver and I am surprised I don't see it more often---especially for problem coins.
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