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1982 LMC Small Date D Mint ?

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*** Edited by Staff to Add Year / Mintmark / Denomination to Title. Titles are Important! ***

Scale reads 3.0 grams
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It is a small date. Could you take a clear pic of the left side of the memorial?
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If it weighs 3.0 it may be the real deal but the rim doesn't look quite right to me. It's either copper or heavily plated zinc.
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I've got multiple 82's been collecting them for a while this is my first small date find and everything has been adding up it's not 3.1 of course but closer to 3.1 than 2.5
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What's the weight of the coin?
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If you could, take a pic of the cent on the scale.
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Take a picture of the scale. That's very interesting that the weight is off.
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You can do a "drop" test. Copper will have a ring to it compared to zinc cent. If this is a legit copper cent. HUGE congratulations to you!

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It's off but it's in an acceptable range isn't it

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The little pits I see all over it is an indication of it being a zincoln. Double check your scale would be my first recommendation. Second,better clear pics.
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Still within tollerence.
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What is the precision of your scale? How many places after the decimal? If it only weighs whole grams even a very slightly over spec zinc cent will show as 3 grams.

OK missed it, you said it weighed 3.0 grams. That leaves checking to make sure the scale is accurate. If it is then it would be a GOOD idea to get it certified.
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I had posted earlier that the rim doesn't look quite right. I stand by that and believe it is nothing more than a zinc cent. May be heavily plated but a zinc cent nonetheless.
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I would think that 3.1g is within the range of a copper cent...congrats.

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+/- .10 grams.
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