The pictures are not grate. But here I have what looks to be a silver 63 penny. It's is not on a dime. I know I would need to weigh it. As we see if it's magnetic. It is not painted you can clearly see like a copper tint on top of the silver color. Anyone know anything about a 63 silver penny? Thanks.
Seriously, what do you think? Look, try this experiment. See it sticks to a magnet. If it does, it's not silver, because silver doesn't stick to a magnet.
It plated to make it shine better. The plating is wearing off and you can see the natural copper of the coin underneath.
There is a very slight possibility that it was struck on a (Mint) planchet intended for some foreign coin. At one time, Philly serviced about twenty countries. There's lists somewhere.
I would agree but most of the plating is off, the scale jumpejumped to 3.19, and again it's magnetic!
I would agree but most of the plating is off, the scale jumpejumped to 3.19, and again it's magnetic!
Oh ok thanks, so the penny is copper and they electronically plated copper to it to make it shinny? Interesting
Replate it, the steel is coming off. Then offer it on eBay, at the low, low price of only $.10 a gram. It's a steal, at $31.90!
i have had this penny for awhile, I've always been curious about it. It does stick to a magnet. I couldn't weigh it because I don't have a scale it compares to that one.