Little Help on Age, Please

Joe G from Md

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smokeythecat

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They started to be popular I believe in the 1970's. You'd put your penny in a machine and pay the machine to flatten it with an inscription. They are still around at the tourist places.
 

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jewelerguy

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I agree with Smokey. Looks like the penny is all copper, so that would make the coin itself pre-1983 but of course coins of all years circulate so it could have been pressed fairly recently or 40 years ago.
 

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Joe G from Md

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I agree with Smokey. Looks like the penny is all copper, so that would make the coin itself pre-1983 but of course coins of all years circulate so it could have been pressed fairly recently or 40 years ago.

Thanks Guy's I dug this in early eighties, again thanks for info.
 

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