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German 1938A 2 Reichspfennig

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Actually saw one of these described as "gold colored" go for about $50 last year.

MathieuMa, can you see the picture on here ?
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This coin has been cleaned as well (although it have way more details) - old copper just don't look like that (it should be like cent coins)

As for the color, saw the picture ... a well cleaned coin with a nice light could give that out - although not for pure copper.
The coins I was referring to are bronze alloy coins - like this one : http://www.lutecediffusion.fr/piece...59&cid=0&v=1
If those pfenig are in pure copper (orange / pink colored) - then that coin has been plated ...
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When I saw the first image, I thought it was a great looking coin. Then I saw the obviously polished reverse, and took another look. Nicks on a ms coin don't look like that.
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I saw a flea market dealer who had thousands of coins, and almost everything was buffed--pages of identical color cents, etc.

I asked why he did that, he said his customers like them that way.

Back when GSA cc dollars were released, toning was an automatic reject from the $30 ones to the $15 pile.

It makes sense not to anything to a collectable that can't be undone, but tastes are different, and change over time.
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