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1990-P Lincoln Memorial Cent Wrong Planchet Or Phd?

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Found this 1990p Lincoln Memorial cent in the return at the local coinstar. It doesn't have any copper coating on either side. It is almost the size of a nickel. I can fit a regular 1990p inside it. The weight is 2.44g. The numbers and letters don't appear to be abnormal. Hopefully someone here knows whats up with this coin. Either PMD somehow or mint error? Any info will be appreciated. And in the pictures I have a normal 1990p cent and a nickel used as a size reference.
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 Posted 11/25/2020  04:32 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It is called a Texas Cent, PMD. Also, not so many pics next time please...thanks.
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Way to many pictures. As John said it's known as a Texas Cent. put a Lincoln Cent between two pieces of leather and pound away.
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Thanks for the info.
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When the coin expands, the plating falls off because of the stretching of the plating.
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