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This Is A 1944 D Lincoln Penny. It Has Silver Colored Edges.

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Weighs 3.2 grams. It has mostly copper color on the front and back with spots of silver on both sides. It has light toning on both sides. I tried to scan it but I can not get the scan to look like the penny. Sorry. Error, or ware? The penny is in great shape for the age on it. Also, a magnet will not attract it.
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May of been plated with zinc. or probably mercury
as the mercury would wear off of it faster. Just someone
playing around with a coin some time a while back.
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could it have been plated with Mercury if it is liquid at Room temp?
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in my son's chem class they make pennies look like gold coins.

pull out the haz-mat suit if it has been plated with Mercury
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I think the people who posted above are correct. I checked what the weight of a 1944 penny should be and it is 3.11 grams. Someone has re-plated this coin. This coin weighs 3.2 grams.
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