I have a 1953 D wheat back that's shinny like a nickel and sticks to my magnet. Why would this be?
Are 1943 pennie's really the only magnetic US coins
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Someone probably plated it with a magnetic alloy post-Mint. Pictures would be useful but it's not worth any more than .01.
To answer your question, yes steelies are the only magnetic US coin.Last edited by admrose; 06-15-2013, 09:44 AM. -
It might be plated with something that is attracted to a magnet. Do you have a picture?
EDIT: I merged the threads. General discussion is an acceptable area.Last edited by jcuve; 06-15-2013, 10:23 AM.
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