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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;girldly, post: 2136926, member: 74386&quot;]These three pennies represent a 1971, 72, and 73.&nbsp; Does anyone see what my thread initially spoke of?&nbsp; I would like to know, why is it so different?&nbsp; When I read someone wrote a science experiment - from who?&nbsp; My husband had this a little boy in grade school, he kept in his milk box.&nbsp; He thought it was neat.&nbsp; I did take it to the coin shop, who is authorized to look at the coin (an official shop), he offered to sell it for me, and was a very kind man.&nbsp; My intention was to see if I should have it sent in and he said, Definitely.&nbsp; So, its on its way now.&nbsp; I guess soon we will see why my</p><p>husband found this coin so neat - and what it is made of - and if it was a pre-test penny prior to the aluminum.&nbsp; The man in the coin shop said it was a real penny, and could be used in any monetary way.&nbsp; He, like me, had no idea why it was not made like the others of the time.&nbsp; I will keep everyone posted.&nbsp; The obverse is like the other two, only the color is silver/pewter like the front.</p><p>Now that the photo is posted, anyone have any thoughts?&nbsp; Girldly[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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