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What is the Cayman Island Penny made out of?

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Was wondering if anyone could help me figure out what the Cayman Island Penny is made out of.. I found one in my cash register this morning and noticed that it doesn't quite fell like a penny and definately doesn't make the same sound when dropped as a penny...Tried finding it on the internet but for some reason, i cannot find what I am looking for.. Just curious, Thanks for the help! =)

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  1. It's made out of bronze.

    In 1972, coins in denominations of 1, 5, 10 and 25 cents were introduced. The 1 cent coins were struck in bronze, with the other denominations in cupro-nickel. From 1992, bronze- and nickel-clad steel replaced bronze and cupro-nickel, respectively.

    1¢ Design theme: A Thrush Bird on a Tree Branch

    Diameter: 17.00mm

    Weight (Since 1992) 2.55 grammes

    Composition: Bronze

    I hope this helps out with your curiosity)

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