Lincoln penny the size of a nickel

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is a Texas Penny.

 

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I have a penny the size of nickle as well. Only the years 1982 and a bit oval .I would like to find out the value.

 

Did you read the first page of this thread?

A cool coin, don't get me wrong... I want one... but it's only worth 1 cent.

 

@Jennifer Smith
Start your own unique thread separate from this one.. See what others will tell you. Because I think my 30+ years of attributing mint errors is not good enough.

 

OH OH looks like double trouble. Or is it doubled trouble? I forget.

 

I've got a 2016 that's the same as the penny you have. I have no idea what I've got did you ever find out anything about the penny you have

 

I've got a 2016 that's the same as the penny you have. I have no idea what I've got did you ever find out anything about the penny you have

 

See page 1 posts 2, 5, and 6.

 

I dont think you can beat and stretch a penny and still it will all be perfect. Come on people

 

Does not look that perfect to me

You just started collecting coins.. Right?

 

You have much to learn, grasshopper.

 

I work on commercial buildings in the bay area and have found six Penny's big as a nickel , on different roofs,I think they heat up from the sun,???

 

I agree with Rick , hey Native from Connecticut .

 

Hello Jeffrey. Interesting theory but Pennies cannot be affected by the normal heat felt by the sun. It takes a much higher temp to flatten a Penny.

 

Sunshine on my shoulders make me happy....

 

I have a 1982 D Penny that resembles yours, with the nickel size diameter. No pounding, but a small circular hole on the reverse. Weighs 2.6 grams

 

Any cent that large has been damaged after leaving the mint.

 

WOW! A 5-year-old thread revived by a Penny.

 

Cent Sal, Cent. It’s on the reverse of the coin. Hahaha