Are Missing Clad layer Quarters for 1983 very Common??

19Lyds · May 20, 2008 11:28PM

I was watching this particular 1983 Quarer and was quite shocked to see it close for so little.

Are these fairly common for this year like the off center coins or did someone get a super rip here?

cladking · May 21, 2008 2:24AM

I don't know if they're common or not but there are a lot of errors
from both mints dated 1983. (especially Philly)

There wouldn't be much if any premium because of the date for this
reason alone probably. There aren't a lot of collectors working on
sets by date anyway and this type of error is removed regardless
of date.

That doesn't look extremely cheap for a circulated missing clad layer
eagle reverse quarter but I believe it is on the low side.

19Lyds · May 21, 2008 3:24AM

Thank you Sam!

ormandh · May 21, 2008 3:31AM

Cladking, I must say that I am impressed with your knowledge. You seem to really know your stuff in the error department. Where do you get the KNOWLEDGE? -Dan

mcmxi · May 21, 2008 4:05AM

I have an 85 with a missing obverse layer if that helps.

lkrarecoins · May 21, 2008 4:16AM

I have a 1992 Missing Clad quarter that I found in circulation about 15 years ago

cladking · May 21, 2008 4:33AM

<< <i>Cladking, I must say that I am impressed with your knowledge. You seem to really know your stuff in the error department. Where do you get the KNOWLEDGE? -Dan >>

My knowledge of errors is truly deficient compared to the experts here. I do
have some experience with clad quarter errors but even here, it's not extensive.

I have much more experience with varieties.

Mostly it's just from looking at the coins and reading the articles.

Are Missing Clad layer Quarters for 1983 very Common??

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