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1968 Canadian Quarter That Was Tested On An XRF Machine At 80%

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I have a 1968 Canadian Quarter that was tested on an XRF machine and it is 80% silver. From my understanding 1967 and 1968 were transition years. In 1967 the Canadian mint went from 80% silver to 50% silver and in 1968 they went from 50% silver to nickel. Is a 1968 quarter that tests at 80% an error coin? Or a planchet from 1967 that got stamped in 1968?
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Yes, is the answer to both questions.
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-from PCGS website
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Nice find on that 1968, congrats
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