This Jefferson Nickel weights 6.1. I was just curious as to what type, if any, error it could be. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Awesome!!! Thanks.
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let me try it again! here they all are. please let me know if you are still unable to view them and let me know if I am doing something wrong! thanks
should I upload them again? this is really very new to me & the last thing I want 2 do is irritate anybody! let m know if its ok to do so.
Im sorry! My phone started having some serious issues, it kept rebooting itself.
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Sorry 4 the repeats, my new phone keeps freezing up...
The missing motto "we trust" is exactly where its the thinnest as is the missing portion bottom of wheat
Is this the angle you had hoped for? Thank y'all for all of y'alls help
I finally figured out how to take a decent close up with my cell phone, I hope these can be of some help!
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Oh and about the scales...this is the same scales but with the 1943 steel wheat penny!
It is missing "we trust" on the obverse...
The thickness is uneven. Where a small area appears to be equally thick as a normal penny and then there is a portion of it that us pretty thin.
This penny is the same size as every other penny, only difference being is in its thickness
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