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Lincoln Thickness?

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domys
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is normal some lincoln cents have not the same thickness in one side is more thin and the other side more thick.?
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It looks that way if you have them in a clear tube but they really aren't that off. If you have a micrometer you can gauge it and see . It's mostly an illusion due to the imperfect rims of business strike . A roll of proofs in a clear tube looks better
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Also proof cents rims are thicker. About 48 will fit into a tube instead of the 51-52 business strike cents into a plastic tube.
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Kind of sounds like a tapered planchet.
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i dont think is a illusion I'm a machinist and I could tell way different size it could be a tappered planchet.. I will post pics soon...
thanks!
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I've seen several cents of that description.
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