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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;RonD89, post: 1911040, member: 70488&quot;]I&#039;ve come across a penny from 2002 that appears to be completely silver colored (I&#039;m sure that the color of the coin is actually caused by it being zinc). I&#039;ve been researching it the best I could but have been unable to find any good information. Could it possibly be a proof? A misprint? I&#039;m really stumped here with this one. If anyone could help that would be greatly appreciated.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S.- Before anyone suggests that it is merely the result of a school experiment that is supposed to teach chemistry students how to change the color of a penny I can assure you that in this specific matter it is not the case. Whenever I looked at images of pennies that have undergone the process there are very clear and visible chemical markings on the coin. My penny is 100% completely uni-toned and shows absolutely no sign of alteration whatsoever. I will upload a couple pictures shortly so you all can see what I&#039;m talking about. Also it weighs in at the correct 2.5g. Someone please help!!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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