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1959 Lincoln Cent. Weigh2.70g. Stone Texture. Need Help!

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1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
1959-Lincoln-Cent.-Weigh2.70g.-Stone-Texture.-Need-Help!
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Looks like acid or some other kind of corrosive damage.
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Looks to have suffered from exposure to a corrosive environment--lost some metal, leading to the textured look and the lighter weight.
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I agree. It was exposed to a corrosive environment. PMD.
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Yep - the coin was somehow corroded to reach this state.

We will never know the exact cause. Value is 1 cent.
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