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What makes you think this is possibly experimental? Is it the color? Texture? Please be a bit more specific.Bob Piazza
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To add on to what Bob asks:
Why wasn't the obverse shown?
Do you have a gram's scale? How much does this weigh?
Was it measured up to diameter of another Lincoln cent, if so, are they the same size in diameter and thickness?
On the obverse or reverse, are there any pick up points where this "experimental" issue is?
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Gary Kozera
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Like Bob says, the OP needs to be more specific............................much more specific!Comment
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My uncle's funeral was today May everyone forgive me I've been occupied since my first initial postComment
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Take your time and take care of your priorities first. We will be here when you are ready.Bob Piazza
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