19? LWC 3.02 Grams, Greaser Or Adjustment Strike?

Spence, that was my very first reaction upon looking at it. But when I ran it through the loupe there is a difference. The devises look Struck Through Grease but the cent also looks like an adjustment strike due to the width of the devises that I can see through the loupe. I don't think this is PSD due to the fact of what it weighs. I have BU coins that weigh the same as this one.

Thank you, David! I am leaning toward it being a Greaser as well due to the fact the rim is intact. Definitely putting this one in the collection.

I think severe wear.
The rims are circulation wear cameo.

With copper cents I stick to distilled water as it's non reactive and non spotting. Just 5 min soaks and dab dry to remove surface dirt, what will release without rubbing, wiping or scrubbing.
On the final soak just air dry with a fan or blow dryer.

I don't like acetone on coppers or other chemicals if you do it wrong it will make it off color.

Just distilled water soak and dab dry and repeat a time or two. If it doesn't do anything then harsher could be tried, but I don't have anything to say anything on that, you could damage the coin further.copper is really reactive. I'm sure some people have success with various methods, but I tin unless there's PVC contamination it's probably best left alone.