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2000 P Maryland State Quarter Silver?

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Probably plated, a "home shopping" special released to the wild. Only worth face, but a fun keeper.
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Looks plated to me.
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As requested, 5.62 grams
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A silver quarter would weigh 6.25 g.
Must be a plated quarter.
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Correct me if I'm wrong. A standard clad quarter weighs 5.7. If this was a clad quarter that was plated it would would weigh more than that. This one weighs 5.6. Slightly less. Something isn't jiving....thank you for all help
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Can't be silver, then. A silver proof should weigh 6.25.

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Correct me if I'm wrong. A standard clad quarter weighs 5.7. If this was a clad quarter that was plated it would would weigh more than that. This one weighs 5.6. Slightly less. Something isn't jiving....thank you for all help
Tolerance is 5.443 grams to 5.897 grams.

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Ok, well I just went and had it xrayed at a local coin shop. It came back with being nickel and copper. So I am lost.
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So I am lost.

Might just be one of those weird occurrences when the wear just makes the edge look silver.
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I still think it is plated. I am not sure silver plating always registers on XRF.
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It could be nickel-plated.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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