Value of the separated reverse clad layer of a quarter
KiltedDevil
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I can't find any information about the value of something like this.
You can find all kind of information on a coin missing the clad layer but you can't find anything about the clad layer itself.
It's definitely different kind of cool One of a kind type of a thing wish I had the other piece.
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Looks like it was removed post-Mint and heavily damaged in the process.
The value would be in an undamaged piece that had come from the Mint that way.
There's no damage to it.
Normal circulation wear.
It was bent in one spot.
The bend is damage and indicates someone pried it off of the coin. It also appears severely heat-damaged; likely someone torched it to loosen the clad layer before they pried it off.
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Someone want to explain the dark marks underneath the clad layer that split off here after the strike that was not done by heat.
Looks mysteriously like mine doesn't it. ?
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