1938 p penny, wrong stock??

I found this 1938 Wheat Penny that didnt look like any other copper penny ive found before.
Non magnetic
Gray in color including rim.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks for your time

 

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Looks like toning/environmental damage.

 

I agree with Paul.

 

I agree with Rick and Paul.

 

I agree with Rick, Paul and Nut.

 

ditto + paddy

 

Let's make it six...

 

I agree with Ditto!

Chris

 

Me too! Me too!
I agree with all the fine gentlemen above.

 

and I agree with the others, too.

 

Gentlemen? I didn't know we allowed gentlemen, here.

Chris

 

I may have embellished a bit...

 

I'm in agreement, with all the agreeing that has been agreed upon so agreeably.

But if you are not, I suggest you weigh it with a gram scale.

 

Let's all just agree, to disagree

 

Toned more than usual, or buried for a little while, or lacks any cleaning like other coins. If you run into many cents, you'll find red ones (usually indicative of being buried), black or other unnatural dark colors (burning), and all sorts of post mint damage

 

That's how we roll.

 

I beg your pardon, should I leave?

 

Begging is so unbecoming. Just leave!

Chris