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1867 2c Two Cent Copper #2

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$114. Irradiated by Gamma Rays in the pocket of Bruce Banner? Thoughts? Thanks!

1867-2c-Two-Cent-Copper-#2
1867-2c-Two-Cent-Copper-#2
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I'll throw out an AU-55. I think the Bruce Banner theory is spot on. Probably cleaned and retoned, may get the questionable color designation.
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Color is certainly suspect.
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