I am not that Jerry Springer. I never was a mayor of any Ohio city. I still have not weighed the penny folks. Sorry about leaving this out there. I suspect it is an internally cracked planchet. That would help explain it IMHO. Thank you everyone for the welcoming salutations, btw.
A little about myself. I got into coin collecting last spring after a subtle notice that copper pennies actually had a metal in it making the penny worth more the 1 cent at the time. I always had some mild interest in holding onto old coins but never made a point of searching for them. I just assumed that you get random coins from making transactions at a sales counter and never thought about asking banks for coins. At first it was awkward going into banks and asking for $50 in pennies and all that stuff. After a while I learned that many banks usually bend over backwards to help me with my requests for coins they have on hand. The fun spread to nickel collecting and other common coins . All interest was at first based upon the metal value of the coins but now I collect coins for their circulation rarity too. Also, since the interest rate on money is low, I think it is a wash at worst holding onto coins instead of keeping the cash in a bank account. I'd sooner try to sell my coins on an auction site than turn them into a bank if push came to shove too.
I enjoy the search for the coins and the variety of results I get. Nice thing is there is no major rules to it except being polite at banks and not getting in trouble with the spouse for the time spent searching for coins.