It has crazy red or burgandy toned coin,
Is it better value for solid tone vs. normal toned?
Regardslessly, it is one happy coin to look at!
Canadian 1977 penny 3.2 gram with crazy deep red toned
Canadian 1977 penny 3.2 gram with crazy deep red toned
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Re: Canadian 1977 penny 3.2 gram with crazy deep red toned
It is collectors preference.
In this case neither one is worth much more than 1 cent.
In this case neither one is worth much more than 1 cent.
Re: Canadian 1977 penny 3.2 gram with crazy deep red toned
hhh, I thought it was something very valuable, thank you,
Re: Canadian 1977 penny 3.2 gram with crazy deep red toned
What would make you think either one was valuable.
Copper can change many colours depending on the environment it is exposed to.
Unless it is protected after is is minted, changing colour is natural for copper.
Copper can change many colours depending on the environment it is exposed to.
Unless it is protected after is is minted, changing colour is natural for copper.