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Old 09-30-2003, 09:39 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by GDJMSP
By all means - please post the pics.

My first thought was perhaps it is one of the experimental cents made in '74 and perhaps again in '75. But your description of the coin being "thick" kinda shoots that down. It does make me wonder though if it is an off-metal coin. Is it larger in diameter than a normal cent ? Or perhaps just a little bit smaller ?

I would also suggest that you weigh the coin and let us know what it is. if you don't have a scale handy - place a popscicle stick on top of a pencil so that it is balanced. Then place your coin on 1 end and a normal cent on the other. Is one heavier ? If so which ?

Kinda looks like it might be on a foreign planchet maybe? I wonder what the mint was producing for other countries that year that might be that diameter?
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