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Clad quarter missing outer layer?
BeeMan
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What do you make of this? Do clad coins have a solid copper core? Is it possible for someone to have removed the outer layer or did it come from the mint this way?
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The strike should be weaker if the outer layer are truly missing.
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Jon
<< <i>There is a chance someone copper plated it, too.
The strike should be weaker if the outer layer are truly missing. >>
How would striking a planchet without a clad layer make the strike any weaker? Looks like a coin struck on a copper planchet.
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<< <i>There is a chance someone copper plated it, too.
The strike should be weaker if the outer layer are truly missing. >>
How would striking a planchet without a clad layer make the strike any weaker? Looks like a coin struck on a copper planchet. >>
If the outer layer is missing then the planchet is underthickness leading to a weak strike. --Jerry