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1982 One Cent White?

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hi everyone , today I've come across a white 1982 Canada 1cent the coin is perfect only have couple finger print on it but still look shiny .


Do any one know something about a nickel 1 cent or something?

I try to take a good picture but I fail as we cant clearly see the color because of light....


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never heard of something like this- maybe struck on a dime or something?
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If it's bright shiny metal, then the most likely explanation is that someone's plated it privately.

If the OP is still watching this thread, I'd check the weight - if it weighs the same as a normal cent, then it's been plated. If it weighs significantly more or less, then it could well be a mint error.
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