silver colored injun

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ClonedSIM

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It doesn't look mis-shappen at all, so it's probably not a wrong planchet strike, unless the mint was making cent-sized silver coins for some other country that year.

Mackaydon's right, it's probably been dipped.
 

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Fishenfool

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heres a better pic
 

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bradyboy

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I seem to remember seeing a few other posts similar to this
they basically said you can create the effect by some sort of school experiment
electrolysis , zinc / silver in a bath
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diggerfororo

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When I was a kid, (a long time ago) we would coat copper coins with "Mercury" and they turned silver just like yours.

Les
 

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try weighing it with a scale that has at least a .1 gram accuracy. if you find a scale then post the weight on here. that will help out determining what it is.
 

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