tankist64

Oh well. As a result of weighing coins. And on advice from respected Prax (lightly scratch the edge). Is necessary to ascertain that there is not even 1% of what it is rare coins. Having made small scratches - manifested itself bronze color. Most likely someone in childhood has not played enough. Thank you all for replies in the subject and successes in collecting. I think the topic is closed.

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I apologize for the delay in answering, was at work. And thank you for your interest in my topic. As promised - a photo (the first - for clarity as set my camera).

Hi At once I am sorry for my English, I write with the help of Google translator. I ask for help from the experts, I think first of all from the UK. I came across these two coins (one penny 1921 and 1967). They are both made of white metal (such as copper - nickel). But in catalog Krause says "Composition: Bronze" (KM # 810 and KM # 897). Ie color coins should be red-brown but not white. Option fakes think possible to rule out - well, what meaning to counterfeit 1p. I know that there are a variety of coin minting errors. Met whether anyone similar coins? I met for the first time are not seen and at auctions. Many thanks in advance. Alex. PS: Necessary photo - provided later. Now for technical reasons can not.