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<p>[QUOTE="Alex G, post: 8265096, member: 93681"]Thank you so very much for your reply to my question. Yes, I have the Red book, and I'm aware of the stats you speak of. This coin evidently, was struck in such a way that it's core is exposed, as well as the edge's of the coin being worn down, I'm certain this cent is either copper, brass or some such combination of the two, yet containing no appreciative significant amounts of zinc to warrant its core being Zinc; especially when I can see the coins inner parts where it was hit; of this I'm certain. It's why I'm here searching. Which caused me to speculate within the limited scope of my own experience and knowledge, that the coin in question very well may be a transitional coin. Through all my research, however, I have yet to come across information concerning a memorial cent, being void of Zinc, weighing 2.5 grams, outside of the Zinc/Shied cents of 1982. All the information I can gather will aide me in coming to some comprehensive decision concerning its authenticity. Though I imagine that in the finally analysis the only judgement that'll make a difference, is that of the experts that work within the industry's that grade these things; such as PCSG, ANAC, Etc.. Again, thank you for the time and effort you've attributed to my endeavor, I couldn't be more appreciative. Happy hunting to you and good luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Alex G, post: 8265096, member: 93681"]Thank you so very much for your reply to my question. Yes, I have the Red book, and I'm aware of the stats you speak of. This coin evidently, was struck in such a way that it's core is exposed, as well as the edge's of the coin being worn down, I'm certain this cent is either copper, brass or some such combination of the two, yet containing no appreciative significant amounts of zinc to warrant its core being Zinc; especially when I can see the coins inner parts where it was hit; of this I'm certain. It's why I'm here searching. Which caused me to speculate within the limited scope of my own experience and knowledge, that the coin in question very well may be a transitional coin. Through all my research, however, I have yet to come across information concerning a memorial cent, being void of Zinc, weighing 2.5 grams, outside of the Zinc/Shied cents of 1982. All the information I can gather will aide me in coming to some comprehensive decision concerning its authenticity. Though I imagine that in the finally analysis the only judgement that'll make a difference, is that of the experts that work within the industry's that grade these things; such as PCSG, ANAC, Etc.. Again, thank you for the time and effort you've attributed to my endeavor, I couldn't be more appreciative. Happy hunting to you and good luck![/QUOTE]
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