is this a real penny?

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Is this a real penny?

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Is this a real penny?
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-Paul
ANA 50 year/Life Member (now "Emeritus")
graded silver coins (NEED TO SELL ASAP)
link below
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But its from 1991. Does it have value?
someone can plate any metal coin with whatever
the cointvsharks sold platinum plated statehood quarters to the gullible, they have value but not much more than 25 cents
yours probably not much more than 1 cent, but you might be able to sell it to someone for a dollar...
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The USA does not make pennies.
The coin is a cent!
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Back on Topic:
I have a metal shop I use to refinish my classic auto parts. In the Zinc line, they have "clear" which is white, yellow, which looks like gold anodize, and black, which is black.
I toss in steel cents in the clear line, along with "trash" foreign coins, rusted or corroded, to see how they do. The batch I got back this week included a 1902 French 5 centime, a 1943 Canadian 1 cent, several 1919 to 1921 German 5 pfennig, and an unknown Japanese coin. It takes coins that normally would be trashed, and makes them "appealing" and I give them away.
I will also toss in some 1970's cents just to mess around. I don't do late (Zincoln's) as they do not survive the strip process (zinc is eaten up)
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