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Smaller Than A Regular Penny?

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I'm not one to even look for errors, but while putting together a set I noticed that the 1950 D cent was smaller than average. Any one have any ideas or saw this? It actually falls out of a folder, while another one of the same date doesn't.


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Smaller-Than-A-Regular-Penny?
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What's the weight of your coin? How many grams does it weigh?
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3.1 grams same as every other penny I have (well the copper ones)
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You need to take the measurements when the coin is on a flat surface. I noticed that they are tilted in the pictures, which makes the measurements inaccurate.
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I measured it again, totally flat. I measured several, the regular cents are from 18.98 to 19.1 MM and the smaller one is 18.68 MM.
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I'll send you a full-sized one if you like!
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Coin,

I'll take a full size one. I can send you a stamp. I just think its pretty cool, never saw such a small one.
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