Gold Lincoln cent? Found in loomis roll 1 1

[Odraudezimemij]

Edited 5 hours ago by Odraudezimemij

[Sandon]

   There is nothing "gold" about this 1972-D cent. The porosity of its surface and its weak details suggest that it was exposed to a corrosive substance such as acid.

[Coinbuf]

Doesn't look gold on my screen, however if it does appear gold in hand the likely reason is it was painted or plated as a novelty item.

[Greenstang]

Looks copper to me but if it is gold coloured, it didn’t leave the mint looking like that.

[RWB]

Acid corroded junk. No likeness to gold....not even on a cable TV "gem and jewelry" show.

[Henri Charriere]

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[powermad5000]

Welcome!

What makes you think this is colored gold? Is it because the color is lighter than many common circulated cents around this age which may be more of a chocolate brown?

Copper can change many colors depending on the effects of circulation, environment, people's skin oils, etc. I am just wondering why your claim is that this one is gold.