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Posted 06/16/2018 9:29 pm
Initially I thought the D was snapped into the reverse of the S.. I still lean in that direction, but someone did a good job making the inside of both rims look the same..
Assuming this to be the case:
The reason your coin weighs light is because the rim of the D coin has been removed -- along with its reverse so it can snap into the reverse of the S cent -- which has had its center routed out to a depth equal to the removed thickness on the D cent and in width to its rim's inner edge..
Swamp
Assuming this to be the case:
The reason your coin weighs light is because the rim of the D coin has been removed -- along with its reverse so it can snap into the reverse of the S cent -- which has had its center routed out to a depth equal to the removed thickness on the D cent and in width to its rim's inner edge..
Swamp
Edited by da Swampster
06/16/2018 9:39 pm
06/16/2018 9:39 pm
with Swamp on how this was pulled off. I have a small metal mini lathe. Might try to pull one of these off. Neat idea for a project. 
