1972 D Cent that weighs in at 3.580 grams
Ringgy
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Could this coin be on a foreign planchet?
I know the coin has serious issues, the ring of death but even with that, would it be worth sending in to have it confirmed? assuming that 3.580 grams would not be in the realm of what a 1972 cent should weigh?
the picture with two coins on edge, one is a normal 1970 cent that weighs in at 3.067
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Nothing of that composition, diameter and weight struck at Denver that year, so that makes it a rolled thick error.
It happens.
Oh, so as I understand what you are saying, the Denver mint didn't mint for foreign a government that fits this coins weight in 1972, so by definition, it can't be a foreign planchet but a rolled thick error that sounds like it has no collectable value, thank you!
Correct.
A list of the foreign coins struck at US Mints in 1972 can be found on P. 64 of the 1973 Mint Report.
Wow! You guys are just a wealth of information!
I do have a couple questions if I may, is the Mint Report data an online type document that can be searched, or is this something that you must pay for to see?
Because this is so interesting to me
The Newman Numismatic Portal is a fabulous wealth of information. Here is a link to the page with the different Mint Reports by year.
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/publisherdetail/51
Thank you so much!!!
I'd say that a few of the peeps here have a little more than basic information
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Pete
Ringgy I was pulling for that heavy coin. After reading the rest of the post I have to concur. ✌️