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    I think unusual rather than special Thank you.. I shall hang on to it and put away somewhere where I will forget about it
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    Thank you My dad told me via skype how to use macro on my camera.. there has been no stopping me since haha So.. this is nothing special then?
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    the backside of coin
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    So is this just a normal coin then? Yes, not silver, but silver colour .. A 5p dated 2010 is made from cupro-nickel, which can tarnish to a coppery colour, although it is normally streaky. A picture would probably help if you can get one... Ok taken a couple of pics.. hope they are clear enough :)I can see now on the picture how uneven the tarnish is..
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    So is this just a normal coin then? Yes, not silver, but silver colour ..
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    Hi all I am not a collector by any means but was curious to come across a 5p piece dated 2010 while counting out a tin of spare change of mums which was both silver & copper in colour. The queens head is silver and the front side is of a copper colour.. Can any of you avid fans and collectors of coins tell us is this anything special.. is it a flawed coin? Many thanks for time Annie
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