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Need Help To Identify A 1990 Penny.

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That is, indeed, a 1990 penny. Do you have a more specific question about it?
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Need a little more description from you as to what you are seeing with the coin in hand. Do you suspect a mint error?
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Other than Die Deterioration on the obverse, it's a normal coin.
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Sorry for the lack of info in my question.

It was getting super late last night ; )

I thought of a possible wrong planchet, thanks the response!
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ITO , I agree with E&V about the Die Deterioration .
If possible, could you provide a detailed close up of the edge of your coin.
Also , could you compare the diameter of your cent to another.
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It looks normal to me. It should be 19mm in diameter and weigh right around 2.5 grams.

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From what I see it is much thinner than other pennies.

Diameter seems exactly the same as others tho.

Here's a few pics I took, I tried my best to show the

different aspects of the coin...

I don't know much about mint errors but the coin seemed

Pretty irregular to me and wanted to know about it...

Thanks as always!

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Ok it is good to know that the diameter is correct but it seems slightly thin. How is the weight? Also a little low?
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Unfortunately I don't have a squale at home to weight it.

I will get one after work and let you know

exactly about it tonight tonight.


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Just a pretty normal 2.5gr penny.

Thanks for the help!

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Ok perhaps a very slightly thin planchet then. Off the top of my head, I don't know the mint tolerance for this dimension.
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Rims aren't struck up leaving bevels from the rim to the edge but that isn't too unusual.
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