???? found in a 1 cent roll silver

So I just found this in a roll of pennies it looks like it's silver or just shiny I have no idea it weighs 2.32 G there's no front there's no back there's no read at Edge but it looks like this copper in the middle

 

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It might be an unstruck planchet of some kind. What is it's diameter?

 

how do I measure that I think I can to harbor freight and buy what's the tools called thank u

 

A ruler with millimeters will work fine.

 

Did a little research on YouTube it could be a dime and there's a type 1 and a type 2 but it's the same size as a penny

 

let me see I think I have a tape measure

 

no ruler oh well I get to the store tomorrow thanks for the heads up

 

It's called a caliper or micrometer. They're not expensive at Harbor Freight.

Good luck.

https://www.harborfreight.com/hand-...rs-micrometer/6-in-utility-caliper-63664.html

 

25.4 MM TO THE INCH

 

So that you know. A type 1 is a planchet that was just punched from sheet stock. A type 2 planchet has been run thru the upsetting mill and has raised edges. That looks like a type 2 clad dime planchet except you say that it is the same size as a cent. The weight is right just not the diameter.

 

Haven't checked yet been taking


Care of my dad he's got dementia

 

Important and noble work, Willy.