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1946 S LWC Greaser Or Wear? New Pics!

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Just wonderin about this coin. Hard to tell what the date is in hand. Also, I would've chalked it up to be worn if not for the full wheat stalk on the right...


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That should be better! Weight is about 4 grams, that's as best as I can do at the moment.
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 Posted 08/23/2015  10:27 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SheltieGuy1966 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks worn to me, however with a reverse like that it's gotta be worth something.
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What is the weight of your coin? It might be from a thinned planchet?
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Wow a 2015 reverse on a 1946 cent. I'd keep that one for sure!
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Wow a 2015 reverse on a 1946 cent. I'd keep that one for sure!




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Whoops, how'd that get there? Great... I'll post the right pic in the morning.
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Haha I was triple taking that I thought I had nebraska on the brain for a second
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I don't think it's a Greaser because the rim does look weak. Either a thinned planchet or a weak strike,IMHO.
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Normal weight should be 3.11 grams.
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Coop, I was using an analog kitchen scale so it was hard to tell the difference between 1 and 5 grams... Should I get another scale? What do you guys think?
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Try comparing it with another normal cent and see what reading you get. (a pre 1982 cent) A zinc cent might help to weigh. But you might need a more accurate scale. (try a jewelry store to see if they can do it four you)
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I tried it against a 1944 cent and it came out with the same weight.
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So it might/may not be normal in weight. Did you try a Zincoln yet?
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