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State Quarters Worth Investigating Further?

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Hello everyone,
Haven't been on here for a while. Recently got back into my coins and saw a State Quarter that I wonder if I should investigate further. What do the experts say? You have yet to steer me wrong.
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Looks like a Struck Through Grease quarter.
Keep as a good example.
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I agree, struck thru.
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I agree as well. Nice Greaser!
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Looks like a Greaser. You should check the weight, just to be sure it's not a flawed planchet.
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Thanks for all your wisdom.
Brandmeister, the coin is slightly heavier than the norm. Don't know if it could be a flawed planchet?
What do the pros think?
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5.81 grams is within tolerance.

5.670 grams +/- 0.227 grams >> 5.443 to 5.897
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Thanks everyone! Forgot how truly helpful the pros in this community are! Thank you!!!!
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A tiny bit heavy. For that faded lettering to be caused by an uneven or tapered planchet, it would probably have to be significantly underweight. Seems like a Greaser to me.
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