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1940 Nickel - Brown Color - Weighs 4.81 Grams

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I found a brown 1940 nickel that just does not look like normal. It weighs 0.2 grams less than nickels should (5.0 g). I have some comparisons against another 1940 nickel. Would this weight difference be significant enough to think it may be on the wrong planchet?
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
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Enviromental damage, like a once buried coin.
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Yes, post-strike environmentally-caused damage.
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Ditto.
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Yep, Environmental Damage. PMD.
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75% copper and 25% turns dark after being buried in the ground for awhile.
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Yep environmental damage (staining)
notice how it's wearing off on the rim.
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Newbie, here is a nickel that I found in the dirt earlier this month.
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams
1940-Nickel---Brown-Color---Weighs-4.81-Grams


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