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Need Help With A 1992 D "Copper" Quarter

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upwa
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I now have a scale and the quarter weighs 5.7 grams.
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This is not an error Environmental damage and that's it!
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No, missing clad layers do not affect the design. Check out the link I posted showing a graded example.

A coin missing a single clad lay MAY still show a full strike, but missing both layers would make it only half thickness and it will have a weak strike. It would also only be half weight.
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Here is a partial missing clad and a struck through clading that had fallen off. Note the lost of detail when the clading came off after the after the strike.
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On the OP's coin it looks like it was found outside and the copper color is on the surface. If carried in the your pocket for a time the silver clading might be seen on the higher points of the devices if carried for a time. PSD
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ty to everybody who responded
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