Sorting early date wheat pennies from copper concentrate

This should work on any automated machine that you might have.

The . . . do a very good job . . .

It works because . . .

The video is . . . It uses . . .
Rydale uses . . .
Franken-Sorter uses . . .

The . . . and other . . . comparators . . . guessing.
 

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The CMI comparators do a very good job rejecting pre-1944 wheat cents with a pre-1982 brass cent as the reference coin (except don't use a 1972-1978 for a reference)

It works because early date wheat cents were a Cu/Sn alloy (bronze). 1943 were steel.

The video is of the PennyMiner sorter. It uses a CMI comparator.
Rydale uses a CMI comparator.
Franken-Sorter uses a CMI comparator as does a lot of members' home-brew sorters.

The Coinalyzer and other Asian-Made comparators might not perform as well as the CMI devices though. I haven't tried any of them though so I'm guessing.
im working on making my Coinalyzer automatic having problems though.
 

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