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Quarters 1995 Y 1957

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Jose Laureano
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I would like to know your opinion of the color of these coins.
yes normal or not?


Quarters-1995-Y-1957
Quarters-1995-Y-1957
Quarters-1995-Y-1957
Quarters-1995-Y-1957

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Normal as in there are many of them out there.
Just environmental toning.

(Your heading should read 1995P not 1995Y)
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Just Environmental Damage from Post Strike Damage ( PSD).
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Look normal to me. They may look different from each other because the 1995 is copper/nickel clad composition, while the 1957 is 90% silver. The 1995 is worth face value, but the 1957 is worth $2-$3 due to the silver content.
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