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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CallBob, post: 634810, member: 19358&quot;]Thanks guys , ..it is a browner/tan color , and the info on pages 110 did not tell me enough when i studied it before ( 2010 book ) ....i found it earlier under a 30 magnifier to have the rounded bust ( <u>transition to round was 1860 </u>) , but, was not sure if this was helping me out or not because it&#039;s like an a4 condition ...Gee, now i have to go out and find a regular penny someplace..hmmmm...put it next to a 1943 steel and it is thinner .</p><p>&nbsp; Snowman....it&#039;s weird , but , my penny looks like the one on the LEFT of the photo ...not on the right , that one is way to big .</p><p>&nbsp; Treashunt....you said &quot;the copper&quot; ...did you mean the &quot;bronze&quot;..that i am having trouble with ?</p><p>&nbsp; Okay ...so far ..it&#039;s the color of a regular brown toned penny , it has a rounded bust point , it is thinner than a regular penny,it&#039;s to worn to see the L , it&#039;s not as thick as my 1863 Indians which for some strange reason are bronze colored .&nbsp; NOw that i am confused again , it weighs 0 on my electronic postal scale&nbsp; :rolling: .</p><p>&nbsp; Due to it&#039;s color , i am going with Copper-Nickle...all those who agree , raise your left foot&nbsp; <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie9" alt=":eek:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />hya:</p><p>Bobby[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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