A split planchet on a clad coin would probably just be a cladding layer loss. This looks much more consistent with a 1970-D quarter struck on dime stock. An excellent find, and in very nice condition!
Tried to send you a PM suggesting you change your "title" to Washington...but you're not accepting PM's. If a Dime is supposed to be 2.27g and a Nickel 5.0g...I'm leaning towards a Nickel if yours is 4.3g? Maybe the reason you used Jefferson in your title? Cool find! smat
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