2011 d roosie partial clad missing??
bigtonydallas
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Is this a partial clad missing error? Or environmental? Should it weigh less? Value?
Big Tony from Texas! Cherrypicking fool!!!!!!
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It looks like enviromental from the picture.
<< <i>If there's a ridge around the brown area about the thickness of heavy duty aluminum foil it's partial clad.
It looks like enviromental from the picture. >>
what if....
what if the clad layer is just really thin to non-existent there ??
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<< <i>If there's a ridge around the brown area about the thickness of heavy duty aluminum foil it's partial clad.
It looks like enviromental from the picture. >>
what if....
what if the clad layer is just really thin to non-existent there ?? >>
The clad layers are rolled between two heavy steel rollers to bo reduceded to the proper
thickness. If there's a hole in the strip it will still be about the same thickness as the rolls
are set adjacent to the hole. There should be a discernable ridge. The end of a strip may
have a tapered ridge but even it should be discernable.
<< <i>It has a definate ridge. >>
There's also a chance it's etched with acid.
If the ridge exists at the top along the rim this is the likely cause.
<< <i>if it was created with acid, wouldnt the detail in the copper be mushy? >>
Copper is more resistant to some acids than cu/ ni.
scans only, I'd say it's NOT a
partial clad layer missing error.
<< <i>Based on what I can see in the
scans only, I'd say it's NOT a
partial clad layer missing error. >>
While I tend to agree the thing presents a sort of enigma for me. There's no doubt something
that would preferentially attack the cu/ ni but I don't know what it is. There is something seemingly
going on under the D of United. I wonder if there's any apparent separation between the I and the N?
It would be nice to see it in hand in any case.
There's little doubt it's damage but it lies a little outside my experience.