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OK, I found a quarter that looks black, and weighs less than a regular quarter. on the sides there is no copper lines in sight. could it be missing a clad layer?
please reply soon,
Avery
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Rest in Peace
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Pillar of the Community
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It appears to be a highly oxidized quarter to me. With the right humidity and heat you can do this sort of thing yourself.
What's the date?
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Pillar of the Community
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Whats the weight? Can you get closer pics..
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i think I can get closer pics. tomorrow
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks like a metal detector find that was released back into circulation to me.
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I have a really, really dark quarter that I found by the side of an asphalt road. No telling how many years it had lain there in the sun, soaking up the sun and exhaust fumes.
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ok, but what about weight? I mean, I have not weighed it yet, but it feals lighter then a regulare quarter.
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the weight is .......
sorry, I am using a bad, cheap scale..... but it is the best scale I could find.
the cheap scale says around 5.7 grams.
i passed the quarter around this morning, and everybody said it felt lighter than a real quarter.
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Edited by bugmanmiller
06/15/2012 09:48 am
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so probably damage, not error?
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Posted 06/14/2012 5:10 pm
