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1982-1983 Pennies 3.0g

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If it's not that then it could be a rolled thick planchet.. idk if my eyes are playing tricks on me but the rim looks to be a little weak starting from liberty going to bust. Better picture of obverse and reverse would definitely make it interesting
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Going by that pic it looks zinc. Look by the mint mark,I see a bubble starting.
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Copper gold. That rim does look odd like it could be a thicker than normal coin.
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Like stated above, get pictures of a post 83 cent, a pre 82 cent, and your 83 cent on all three scales you have mentioned, and include pictures. Try weighing it in the middle and on the edge to see if it makes a difference. Hopefully you beat the odds. Wouldn't that be sweet!
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We're pulling for you, but want to make sure you won't be wasting money by getting it authenticated!

I believe better pics will help, because it could be a thick zinc planchet. It seems to have that copper-plated "look" to it.

As far as weighing near the edge, I have not noticed a difference with the cheap digital scale I have as to where the coin is placed.

If nothing can be decided here, it may be worth a shot to send to ANACS to see what they say.
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