Mystery Large Cent

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I found this coin last year and going by size it seems to be a large cent. I recently purchased a coin scale and weighed it last night and it came out to exactly 10 grams on the dot. I just calibrated it too so it should be pretty accurate. Although, looking at my red book of coins, the large cents that are listed have a weight of 10.89 grams. Could the extra .89 grams be wiped away from corrosion?
Thanks, MDT
 

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I don't know if you lined up the coins in the first pic, but it shure looks like lady liberty's bun on the first coin.
 

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Ism said:
I don't know if you lined up the coins in the first pic, but it shure looks like lady liberty's bun on the first coin.

Unfortunately I didn't try to line up the coins. I just threw it on top to compare size. Although it looks interesting, that would be one big coincidence ;D
 

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