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1972 Five Cent Looks Like Copper.

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Found this while looking at some pocket change.

1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
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Nickels do not have a clad layer. This is just environmental toning.



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Oh, I'm an idiot... Thanks. Edited the title. Gonna hang onto it.
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Ok, forgive my ignorance. This scratch was on the coin when I found it. It looks like a copper scratch.


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Very nice pics @vip. Looks to me like environmental toning too, such as from having been being buried.
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Yes, environmental toning. If you like it, certainly hang onto it.
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Note the rim is showing where the coating is missing off the coin. It will eventually turn back to the normal color, but will be dull in luster.
1972-Five-Cent-Looks-Like-Copper.
It will take sometime for this to happen to this coin.
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