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Bi-Centennial Ike, Gold Toned. What's The Story On This Coin?

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sorry if this the wrong forum. I found this in a box it is gold in color, not silver. any ideas if this is a special coin? if so, can anyone direct me to a link about this coin just curious. thanks
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A golden toned Ike is not uncommon. I have a few in my set. My 1976 V1 is a good example and my 1978 is my favourite.
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Wondering about your photography. I do believe the coin has a gold tone--not debating that. I have toned Ikes also. Your photos appear to be a ways out of 'white balance'. Would be interesting to see images taken with natural light, and not over saturated.
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I am using the usb camera from plugable. I'm not sure how to adjust other than the dial, and a skylight. should I move to another room with less natural light? I will try another pic to see if it changes enough. any tips on photos is greatly appreciated. In addition, I may have not used the correct term. it looks like gold plated or something. weighs 22.67g
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I suspect it isn't toned but a light plating job. I base this on the fact that there is little color change on the edge between the three layers.
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Someone bronzed it.
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The weight you listed is correct (within tolerance) for a standard copper-nickel example of an Eisenhower dollar. It is too light to be a silver version or an unrecorded gold version.

Any observed color difference due to toning or plating happened after it left the Mint. In the condition shown, it is worth $1.00. Sorry!

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Guess it is not a real Gold one.
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JCWhitney home plating kit? Popular in the 1970's.
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In the condition shown, it is worth $1.00. Sorry!
All Ikes are priceless!
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All Ikes are priceless!

Meaning no matter what price you ask you won't get it.
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Meaning no matter what price you ask you won't get it.


Good thing I am not selling.
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