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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Orange Gold, post: 953300, member: 26348&quot;]It&#039;s 3:30 am here in Georgia. I&#039;ll post pictures tomorrow. Also I&#039;m going to a jeweler to get it weighed hopefully.</p><p>When weighing it I am going to also weigh:</p><p>2 normal 1957-D pennies. (I have tons from this year)</p><p>A normal steel cent.</p><p>A dime from around that time.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anything else I should bring to weigh as well?</p><p><br /></p><p>edit: It&#039;s the size (possibly a little smaller) of a penny. It is still possible that a dime planchet could have been stretched in the making of the coin due to pressure but that still wouldn&#039;t explain the magnetism... It sticks like steel. I doubt the coin was nickel plated too, It&#039;s way to shiny. It could be steel plated? But why would anyone waste their time doing that??? And it isn&#039;t chrome or silver. hmmm[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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