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Still the question remains unanswered. How did the edge get like that? Could it still be a wrong metal planchet strike except that the metal is not silver? It would be very difficult to plate just the edge while doing no damage to the cameo proof surface. Weight would still be a good idea, IMO.
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Fistful... what did the dealer say?
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Toner, click on Biokemist post that says "tissue test."
I'm with John1 More popcorn!
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Perhaps the outer layer clad layer is over wrapped to the edging a bit. The edge picture clearly shows the clad layer.
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Just for reference, can anyone guess the composition of these 3 halves? The 1971 S proof is in the middle.  When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
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Quote:
90%, clad, 40% Try again Chris. When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
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Correct N9, the two outside coins are clad 40% silver.
When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
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I agree looks silver to me. When it looks to good to be true it usually is.
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bpoc1,Thanks very good thing to know.
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I read someplace that the Mint tried to run the outer layer down the edges some on the halves to make them look more like silver. Dunno if it is true or not, but it could explain why there are so many "silver" halves that aren't.
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