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PerfectDude

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  1. PerfectDude
    Thank you all for the knowledge provided. Learning slowly as I’m new at this.
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    I've recently in the past couple of years started collecting again in a minor status. Last night I was transferring pennies from an older folder to a newer folder while adding additional pennies that I've come across over the years. In grabbing my 1958D which I may have had for 30 -40 years now, I put it under my scope and noticed immediately that it's not a normal penny. I did some researching and still don't know what I have here. The penny weighs 2.98 grams and is slightly thinner than a normal copper penny. I think it may be one of the ones I read about that have been struck on a centavo planchet but not sure. Any help here based on my pics? Thanks