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1965 Silver Quarter Dollar?

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Good morning from Italy.
Maybe mine will be a stupid question and I apologize in advance. I accidentally stumbled across the history of the transitional error of this coin and by checking my collection I have this piece with a strange green patina that looks very similar to those formed in silver coins. The border, however, would seem to devalue the hypothesis of a quarter of a dollar in silver, but the patina that has formed is totally different from that which is usually formed in copper-nickel quarters. Unfortunately, right now I don't have the precision balance that probably would have removed all doubts.
Could I kindly ask for your opinion?
Many thanks in advance!
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It's clad, no question.
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to CCF! How are things in Italy?

The edge tells it all. It's a copper/nickel clad coin. It's impossible to say what has turned the surfaces green, but it's just worth 25¢.

Don't worry about asking questions. We love to look at coins of all types. Besides, if you don't ask, you'll always wonder about what you have.
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looks as though the coin may have been stored in a plastic page, containing pvc..
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Ciao!



After you have 50 posts, send me an email. I'll swap you a real silver quarter for something comparable in your collection.
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