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i am sure you have tried other pennies, are they weighing properly, or is it just the one coin, that weighs heavy?
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I went through about 1k of wheats that I put aside until now I found this and one other that weigh over 3.20+
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Pillar of the Community
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Coin stock rolled a bit thick? I can't remember the Weight Tolerance off the top of my head but seems to be pushing it. Thanks, Doug. Edit - Was wondering what drew your attention to it. Does it appear thicker or feel heavier? Or do you weight every coin? Edited by Halo1st
12/22/2016 10:21 pm
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Cleaning my desk taking a crh break decided to finally check my wheats so I thought to weigh them wondering how you tell a difference between metals copper zinc brass bronze etc.?
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I know the weights of the copper and zincs that's about all I don't know the other metals
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No different thickness or anything unusual
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These are the two that weight over 3.20 + each   |
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It's right on the borderline of the tolerance range 3.11 grams +/- .13 grams gives a maximum tolerance weight of 3.24 grams so it is normal.
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Ok thank you much Conder101
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Iwannado, seems you got a good eye for details. But think we missed it by  that much. Thanks, Doug. |
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Ok Chief, Thought this one might call for the cone of silence! Thanks, Doug.
Edited by Halo1st
12/23/2016 12:38 am
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Posted 12/22/2016 9:03 pm
