Chocolate Clad Appearance?
joeykoins
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Hi guys,
Curious? I keep coming across these brown, chocolate color coins? Does anyone know why this happens to coins? The strike still looks pretty good. It weighs normal too.
Plus, I do notice the usual copper along the third side, the rim. But the obv. and rev. has that chocolate look? Makes me almost wanting to take a bite! Lol
Thanks guys 
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Must be white chocolate
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Usually cupronickel turning brown is a sign that it's been buried in humic soil.
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Just environmental staining.... Have seen it often on quarters I have found either MD'ing or just in the street. Cheers, RickO