If the copper plating was removed,
the coin would be a darker, duller, grey.
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So I need to get it looked at
The rug, yes. The pennies, no.
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Yes . it literally received fancy carpet treatment next to a star .
Looks like the result of an experiment of stripping away the copper cladding to expose the zinc.
Yep.... Post mint messing around (PMMA....
) Keep it as an example/teaching tool... Cheers, RickO
I'd say it's been plated.
If the copper plating was removed,
the coin would be a darker, duller, grey.