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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;manny9655, post: 4835805, member: 112417&quot;]Correct.&nbsp; The color of the coin itself is off, too, as if it had been subjected to some serious heat.&nbsp; To solder something to a copper cent it would take a few minutes to get the copper hot enough to make the solder flow.&nbsp; Leaded solder melts at about 360 degrees F.&nbsp; Lead free solder melts at about 428 to 464 degrees F, depending on the type.&nbsp; You would have to get the cent hotter than that to get the solder to flow.&nbsp; You have to crank your iron well above the melting point in order to get the surfaces involved to accept the solder.&nbsp; It also depends on WHAT you&#039;re soldering.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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