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1943 Tombac Colour ?

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Tombac (88% copper, 12% zinc)
Re colour is this normal or is 1 more brass in material?
Note--die cracks are nearly the same

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You're correct, more zinc/tin/manganese will change bronze to brass.
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Could just be the way the coins have toned in different environments.
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Could just be the way the coins have toned in different environments.


That's what I'm thinking - coins were in different environments. Or one was cleaned at one time and retoned differently
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simply toning of different types.
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Thanks
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