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Bicentennial Quarter Missing Clad?
CPOOL
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Hello my grandmother left me a box full of coins and I found these three that really stood out to me. Could someone tell me what these might be and what they could be worth?
- I believe this bicentennial quarter is missing clad on both sides
- This 1966 quarter seems to be missing clad or something
- This 2021 seems to be missing clad on one side.
Thank You
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Howdy and welcome.
You should take the images and embed them into the body of your post. Otherwise, many folks will not click the link to see a 6.5M pdf file as they may view it as an attempt at malware. Good luck.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Your quarters are toned from environmental discoloration. Possibly could have been in a cars cupholder or being an underground coin that a metal detectorist had found.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Definitely oxidation or environmental damage.
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Maybe these photos are better
Better at what? Showing the damage?
Weigh it.
It's still just oxidation.
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The cheek on the Bicentennial looks like it's worn down through the discoloration to the clad surface.
I like them for the oddities that they are. I find things like this attractive in their own way.
I interpret those images to show regular quarters that just have environmental affects on them.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson