No, I think your coin is just dirty
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Coin is clean and shiny
@Benito said: Coin is clean and shiny
looks like a normal dirty quarter to me.
Weigh it.
Just another coin that spent time buried and was then chemically cleaned, possibly with Kaboom. It has no numismatic interest or value.
Sorry, but it's just environmental damage, as others have said. Either a metal detector find, or sitting out in the elements for a while. A missing clad layer would weigh a lot less than what you've shown
It looks like environmental damage...Likely laid in some soil or moist substance for a while...possibly acidic...Cheers, RickO
Not a missing clad layer error.
Just a stained dirty coin.
Yours is not. However, on the other hand, these are South Carolina missing clads:
Member ANA, SPMC, SCNA, FUN, CONECA
Looks like a detecting dig to me as well
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No, I think your coin is just dirty
Young Numismatist/collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
Coin is clean and shiny
looks like a normal dirty quarter to me.
Weigh it.
Just another coin that spent time buried and was then chemically cleaned, possibly with Kaboom. It has no numismatic interest or value.
Sorry, but it's just environmental damage, as others have said. Either a metal detector find, or sitting out in the elements for a while. A missing clad layer would weigh a lot less than what you've shown
It looks like environmental damage...Likely laid in some soil or moist substance for a while...possibly acidic...Cheers, RickO
Not a missing clad layer error.
Just a stained dirty coin.
Yours is not. However, on the other hand, these are South Carolina missing clads:
Member ANA, SPMC, SCNA, FUN, CONECA
Looks like a detecting dig to me as well