Tridmn

I've looked and looked for almost 2 weeks and cant find anything about this. I would expect someone here has seen this. Is it just a misprint, or what? Notice the band doesnt go all the way across.

I'm not going to argue about the copper being taken off by some sort of chemical. I thought it was unique and wanted to show it. That's why I post on here; for answers to questions I cant answer. Sometimes I do post things that I can eventually find an answer to. Most here have done this for years, and are still doing it. That's why I ask first then start digging myself.

2 hours ago, Quintus Arrius said:

I believe you are correct. The loss of the exterior copper plating exposes the inner zinc-copper alloy core to environmental erosion.

I was merely wanting to share weights. I knew the copper plating would take weight off, that's why I posted them; so there would be no confusion.

Pic is too large, but weight of 85 is 2.45g.

Weight of 85 and weight of 43 steel.

Roll searching and found this.

10 hours ago, bsshog40 said:

All it takes is google for you to try to research first instead of having everyone else do your footwork. Try this 2009 Lincoln Link

I dont mind doing leg work. I would however suggest if you post another site that it shows more than just 1 coin and errors on it. There are a lot of people on here that dont even have to look. They just know the facts and errors on a LOT of coins.

A few different pennies all with discrepancies. Not even sure which is supposed to be right. I need help with these. All from 2009. MIssing fingers  door open and one closed. I mean too many to count. Again need help

My thoughts too, but want others to look as well. 

Red, red brown, or brown?

8 minutes ago, Modwriter said:

As David Bowie once sang Diamond Dogs.😎☘

So you dont see the the fingers connected 

Found this in a bank box I bought. Thoughts please especially on right hand. Second pic is no button on sleeve. All I can upload.

20 minutes ago, RWB said:

Tridman -

Suggest you start with a full-coin photo, then work down to details. That keeps viewers oriented to what you want to show them. Appropriate reference text should accompany each photo.

Double plancet, is that even possible?. Can see ridge with naked eye. Last pic from from from wrong nickel.

7 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

Tolerance is .13 grams, which puts the max weight at 3.24 grams. Assuming your scale is accurate, that makes your coin .01 grams overweight. Not enough to make it worth a premium.

That's what I just read. I appreciate the help very much. I actually have 3 scales just to triple check lol. All read the same.

What is highest weight tolerance for a 1941 no mint mark penny?

3 hours ago, RWB said:

Vocabulary and context are the key points to learn.

My first post was MD or PMD. Figured it would be one or the other. Just wanted to ask what everyone else thought. I do appreciate the advice very much. You have been most helpful.

2 hours ago, Modwriter said:

all in fun dude. I'm not into guys.😈

I've only been doing this a few years. What's the point in making fun? You were in my shoes once.

1 hour ago, Modwriter said:

Biberty Biberty boo

F u

I will no longer be a part of this. People can't leave things alone, and prefer to continue to poke and poke. I am done.

10 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Your 50% correct, Its PMD

I figured it would be something like that. Going to go ahead and keep it though. I keep all my wheats though.

Before you reply, it is still raised, and not flat. Same height as other letters.