1941 s penny foreign planchet 3.3 grams ?

[Jaynh]

[Just Bob]

SInce it is only .06 grams over tolerance, my guess would be a slightly overweight cent planchet.

Or, maybe the "crudulation" adds a little weight.

[Mohawk]

I think Bob has it right......slightly overweight planchet. 

[Jaynh]

2 hours ago, Just Bob said:

SInce it is only .06 grams over tolerance, my guess would be a slightly overweight cent planchet.

Or, maybe the "crudulation" adds a little weight.

 

2 hours ago, Just Bob said:

SInce it is only .06 grams over tolerance, my guess would be a slightly overweight cent planchet.

Or, maybe the "crudulation" adds a little weight.

Thanks bob. 

[Jaynh]

12 minutes ago, Mohawk said:

I think Bob has it right......slightly overweight planchet. 

Thanks MohawkMohawk

[DWLange]

There was a sizable run of thick 1941(P) cents, and this was observed at the time. A Mint State coin would have some added value, but that one is worn and corroded.

[Conder101]

But weren't those thick 1941 cents considerably overweight?  Closer to 4 grams if I recall.

Even in MS I can't see a coin only .06 grams out of spec having much if any premium.