I did check - no luck - all are in the range of 4.85 - 4.95 gm
based on wear.
I like finding mint state coins and here are a couple.
The 1965 cent looks suspiciously like an SMS issue.
The dime is very clean and fresh - golden Cu edges,
and maybe from an uncirculated set. Both are great
little coins.
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VERY INTERESTING - 1972-S DIME
I THOUGHT (HOPING) IT WAS A "RARE" BUSINESS STRIKE BUT
UNDER MAG IT IS A PROOF - STILL UNUSUAL.
PERHAPS MORE UNUSUAL ALL COINS CAME OUT OF
THE SAFEWAY MACHINE IN THE SAME TRANSACTION,
INCLUDING A 1953-S CENT, AND THREE 1940'S NICKELS.
THE IRISH COIN CAME FROM A DIFFERENT TRANSACTION.
Yeah I’d be Really scrutinizing Nickels. Hennings are overweight and most likely would reject.
I did check - no luck - all are in the range of 4.85 - 4.95 gm
based on wear.
I like finding mint state coins and here are a couple.
The 1965 cent looks suspiciously like an SMS issue.
The dime is very clean and fresh - golden Cu edges,
and maybe from an uncirculated set. Both are great
little coins.
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It's from England!
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.97 cents clad and .11 cents Canadian. RGDS!