1995-D Yellow Jacket Lincoln Cent - Brass Plated Planchet Strike

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  1. OcalaFlorida

    OcalaFlorida Active Member

    In addition to the more known dates like the 1983, 1985-D, 1997, 1997-D & 1998.

    This is my confirmed 1995-D Brass Plated Planchet Strike. Anyone have other dates?

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  3. Ethan

    Ethan Collector of Kennedy's

    Now that is cool! A brass penny...:)
     
  4. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    never seen 1. interesting. :blackalien:
     
  5. quarter-back

    quarter-back Active Member

    Just out of curiosity, how was it confirmed? I have 4-5 similar that I have put away over the years, and would like to either confirm them or spend them. I don't like having all that money tied up if I could be using it to buy.... well, virtually nothing, but you get the idea.

    Edit: I counted them up and I have five, so I actually have enough to buy a nickel :joyful:.
     
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  6. Briboy07

    Briboy07 Well-Known Member

    Is the brass supposed to be heavier? I'm confused as usual, I thought the yellow one is being referred to as brass which is normal weight 2.5g and the other is not far off. I have some in jar much similar looking to; so yes how did you confirm it please.
     
  7. OcalaFlorida

    OcalaFlorida Active Member

    Briboy07 the weight is indistinguishable from a normal Zincoln scale would help unless it weight more.

    • Found in OBW BU Roll from 1995 - possession
    • Yellow and still has very nice luster, it is most likely a brass plated specimen
    • Compared color to both a 1985-D TPG original "Yellow-Jacket-Hoard" specimen & PCI JT Stanton examples
    But for me and my collection and I don't sell anything kind of a coin hoarder...

    What meant to say was this was confirmation enough for me the combination of possession of coins so they wouldn't of have been used in science project. I guess if you wanted to sell them you might need more solid confirmation.

    Only way to 100% accuracy is an XRF test to analyze the plating composition. Or you can get a tpg stabbed examples.

    Science project coins plated coins don't have same luster and need pre 1982 copper coin if done with zinc it will lack the luster
    http://matse1.matse.illinois.edu/metals/g.html


    ken potters page on them http://koinpro.tripod.com/Brass.htm

     
  8. Briboy07

    Briboy07 Well-Known Member

    Hmmm neat, then I may have a few in the jar! Thanks for the explanation!
     
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