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I really can’t b that lucky I gta go buy a scale asap
Sprnklz
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This coin stuff has me on a different level of seeing something isn’t always what it looks like I’ve been goin thru Pennie’s of my aunts for months now but there’s no way
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Based on the appearance of the coin (with what look to be plating bubbles) my guess is that it’s zinc, not bronze.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Thanks gotta keep trudging 😏👍
Welcome to the forum.
Looks bubbly around “Liberty”, so, I predict that “3.11 grams” written on paper before you weigh it does not mean it it is a copper planchet.
Avoid the autocorruption of “pennies” to “Penny’s” —“cents” is what we call them.
Fix the title, you’re not sending a text message.
Beside the bubbles, you can see the zinc core peeking through at the top of cent.
No need to buy a scale, it is not a copper coin, it is a zincoin worth 1 cent.
Ok the cents here look a weeee bit better and I wonder nvrmind
LIVEN 2 MAKE NO CENTS I had a not to shabby early morning hunt have a blessed day
I think the holders need more staples.
Collector, occasional seller
When it (‘82-D small date weighing 3.11 grams) is in a PCGS holder and authenticated, the thread will get traction and better responses.
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I’ve never seen staples radiate from the coin before…
Smitten with DBLCs.
They're trying to get away from the coin.