Post ‘82 Pennies on Bronze Planchet

I have several and they weigh:
‘86, ‘90, ‘91, ‘93, ‘99 - all denver mint. Any value to these? Can’t find much about that type of planchet error.

 

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And they weigh.........what?

 

3.1 grams each, indicating a bronze planchet.

 

We need pics.

 

Umm the odds of you having 5 extremely rare (if not nonexistent) error coins are incredibly low.

Are you sure your scale is working correctly?
Oh, and pictures would certainly help.

 

Pictures first please. You might have something and you might not.

 

The suspense was killing me!

 

Highly doubt that, as @USCoinCollector42 said. But pics would be helpful.

 

Yawn.
If you actually found 1 of these in your lifetime, it would be the collective score of 10 million numismatists. But of course you have 5 of them. Why wouldn't I believe that? What's not to believe? You'll be on the next 30 Coin World covers in a row, and you will be on the Tonight Show next week, and the star of the Heritage Auction catalogue.
Folk songs will be written about you. Children will study you in the history books.

 

Mood spot on!

 

Place each Cent on the scale you used and take a picture showing the weight.

 

A unicorn just flew past my window.

 

Give some time probably getting a bodyguard

 

Gonna flood the market and crash the price of the off metal error cents.

 

Lol!

 

That was funny

 

I'm starting to lose faith in anything posted by someone without a profile picture...

 

Wait a second.. Are you talking about Lincoln or Indian Head Cents? Because they weigh 3.11 grams!

 

I think arrogantly lambasting a newbie is rather counterproductive to our hobby. I swear, this forum drives away more would-be numismatists than anything else I've seen.

 

Newbies are treated with as much respect as anyone else.
It is the post that is being spoofed and not the poster. I did poke fun, but I didn't mention the poster by name, or try to shame or humiliate.
The post is preposterous without any back up evidence, just a blank claim. Is it possible? Of course, anything is possible, the sun could blow up tomorrow and everything that has happened on earth will never be known. Do I hope I am wrong? 100% yes. Be fascinating to discover 5 off metal cents. But the odds say it's not legit. You could spend the rest of your life going through 1 billion cents, and yes you may find 1 off metal cent error, but most likely you will find 0. But 5 all at once? Would be like winning the powerball 5 drawings in a row.