Your makeshift scale is not an accurate device. Many coins especially copper plated cents have a +/- weight variance. Please get a real gram scale. You will drive yourself crazy with thinking post 1982 Cents are Copper!
Did you weigh both rubber bands? I have another question about the sticks that you banded together. It looks like they are pointed on one end and cut straight on the other end. Did you weigh each end? Chris
I have a 1987 penny that weighs 3.1 grams, does anybody know about this year having this weight? [email address redacted by moderator, per forum rules]
What he said. Gram scale, not weird bamboo skewer seesaw. Yeesh, I see now that I'm replying to a two year old resurrected thread that the previous respondent dug up somewhere.
None currently known, if a calibrated gram scale accurate to two decimal places confirms this weight it would then be a prime candidate for professional certification because if real would be worth significant money.
Hello everyone, I want show y'all that there IS a copper 1987 D penny!! If there's no such thing then tell me why the same exact penny and date weigh totally different??
Please do show us. Start a brand new thread. Pictures as proof IS needed or your Cent does not exist.
The only way to prove it and be able v to sell it, is to have it authenticated by a TPG such as PCGS or NGC. It will cost about $60 or more. Since the odds have you having one are higher than winning the power ball lotto, getting an ACCURATE weight to at least 2 digits, and posting a cropped and focused pic will help experienced members advise you.
First, welcome to the neighborhood! How much does your penny weigh? Please start a new thread and post a photo of it on a scale that shows the weight to at least two decimal places (3.xx). By any chance, do you play pro basketball?
What's green exactly? What year? Ah, darn man! Please start your own thread. This one is 2 years old.
Duh, which way did he go, which way did he go. I haven't seen it either. Must be in the next post. I will hold my breath.
A picture might help. Might be the '87-D "Green Hornet." While I've never seen one, I've heard this about them: (1) they're very, very green and (2) they've nothing to do with hornets. But that's how you tell them apart from normal '87-Ds.