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    1946 penny issued in White metal?

    Took the plunge and did an edge scrape after Vickys comment , it’s a Silver plated copper coin, oh well maybe next time. Sorry to waste your time Allan.
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    1946 penny issued in White metal?

    Hi the weight is 9 grams, thanks for the reply Vicky, is it worth giving it a “scratch “ pm the edge. If it’s Silver plated it would be a thick one I would think! its the other things like the pitting and that no other metal seems to be showing via normal ware thanks Allan
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    1946 penny issued in White metal?

    Hi Rob, Thank for taking the time to reply. I will check weight tonight. It dosen't seem plated when i look closley the wear on the high points does not show and underlying different metal. Just a strange one. Allan
  4. Hi Sorry i am new to this and may have posted already in the wrong area! I have a 1946 Penny that appears, to my eye, to have been issued in a White metal of some kind. Is this normal? Many thanks for any help or information Regards Allan
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    1946 Silver/white metal issue

    Hi , my my first post . i have a 1946 Penny that is a little strange in that it appears to be issued in a different metal than normal pennies. Not sure if it is a usual thing or not, any help gratefully accepted regards Allan
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