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 Posted 01/13/2010  6:44 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add GFR3 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey guys!

I'm playing around with me cent collection and noticed a curious thing - my 2003p cent is steel. I thought steel production started in 2006 but see I am mistaken. As this is my only 2003 cent I have a question:

Are all 2003 steel? Some? Just RCM?

Help?
--gary
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The first multi-ply steel cents for circulation were issued in 2002.
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The "p" mark is not a mint mark it denotes plated steel.
No "p" means plated zinc
There are exceptions to this,they are uncommon,and have been discussed recently here on this forum.
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Oh wow...DUH! LOL thanks guys, post was kinda obvious.


EDIT:
While I'm here I might as well ask - all the RCM marked coins are steel plated, correct? No RCM stamped copper/zinc/tin floating around that are not some strange error coins?

--gary
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The link to another post will answer all the varieties there are quite a few covered it,s great.
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