1957 wheat back 3.32 grams?
Dannybe
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Dannybe
Posts: 49 ✭
Dannybe
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The weight tolerances for a US Cent is 3.11 grams +/- 0.13 , so your coin is slightly heavy by 0.08 gms. Most likely struck on a thick planchet. Interesting, but it is only out of spec by a minor amount, so there would very little if any premium
Wow... You found it! You better send it right now! WOW... you have weighed the missing coin.. that coin could make you gazillions... Hurry weigh some more.. maybe you can find the other one...
Hurry send them to PCGS for grading... Then straight to ebay... Starting big 99,999$ WOW
Uncalled for...
I disagree this is the 2nd post on the front by this user both pertaining to weight of Wheaties.
This is in line to the abundance of posters doing the exact same damn thing. I think it is EXACTLY what is called for. This posters are not doing any of their own research they just come in her with WAGS for variances and in many cases the variances are within mint limits.
Its tiresome
Then ignore the thread or the poster. When old timers are constantly attacking or mocking newbies, the forum comes across as an unfriendly, unwelcoming place.
A lot of people in the internet age do "research" by posting questions or videos on forums.
@Dannybe... slightly overweight, as noted above. No numismatic premium for that. Cheers, RickO
If being slightly overweight was a desirable trait I'd be all set.