What could one fetch for this?

Sphinx357

A Kentucky Statehood quarter that's missing the clad layer. The whole thing is gold.

Sphinx357

Not gold, but copper it's clearly missing it's layer on the entire coin. All I've seen on heritage and ebay are ones missing the layer on just the one side. Anyway a lady at the bank has this and asked what it's worth. I'll bring my camera next time.

numismatic2004

BUMP

1234567890

The planchet could have been made from the wrong material.

airplanenut

<< <i>The planchet could have been made from the wrong material. >>

No- it would have been a coin missing a clad layer... I'm not positive how much these have been going for, but I want to say between $100 and $300...

1234567890

I thought he said that it was missing both layers, and that would seem very odd to me. I could have just missinterpreted.

Gandyjai

I believe it is called a "copper wash" error. I saw an Ike like that today at the Clearwater show...(Sego had it).
It was in a PCGS holder and it was labeled as a mint error "Copper Wash".
I have no idea of it's worth.

Gandyjai

Shamika

"I believe it is called a "copper wash" error."

I agree. I'm not an error collector, but I've seen a copper wash error before and it gives the coin a gold color all over.

Conder101

It is also possible that it was simply plated.

Sphinx357

Yes, I saw it again yesterday, my Mom's boyfriend was the one that saw it first and told me about it. After viewing it, it's obviously a plated gold one.

ldhair

Have you seen these rare coins on TV?

You can get your Gold State sets and your Platinum sets.

They even put them in holders that look like mint packaging.

What a deal. I was going to buy some of these but I decided
to just buy spray paint and make my own.

Sphinx357

hehe yep
Good ol' CoinVault sells these beauties.