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Pillar of the Community
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On the Wisconsin quarters Funny you should mention WI as I am in Milwaukee, WI  I have not found any extra leafs here. |
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I just got 2 of them back from ANACS from their insider special free grading deal. Thanks ANACS  The last one will go in the next time they run a special. I do think they made a mistake on the one labeled as "cleaned" as it is not cleaned but has roller damage wheel mark scratches on the obverse. I guess details grade is details grade.  |
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Nice end to this story ... well found!
David
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Pillar of the Community
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Jack, you are on a roll! I don't think I've ever heard of any other members finding a clad Ken on quarter stock.
Edit: I seriously didn't intend for that pun.
Edited by wheatchaser140
07/24/2014 8:47 pm
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It looks like I found one tonight. The coin has the correct diameter, but is as thin as a quarter and sounds kinda like a silver coin. Mine has some roller damage on the obverse . . .  |
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Nice find! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Wow! Nice finds. I have not seen one before.
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Can you ID these by sight or are you weighing every coin you have?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Weight, lack of strength of the devices and thinness of the planchet would be the first clues.
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Interesting. Are they mostly a novelty or is there a premium on these?
Thanks for posting.
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Agrippa - I noticed it when I opened up the roll and looked at the edges. It was an ender, but it was noticeable thinner. The edge also had the look of a '71 clad; you probably notice the 71's often don't look the same as the following years. Anyway, I was pulling it out of the stack and dropped it on the tabletop on accident . . . it sounded way off, not quite silver, but definitely not normal. I remembered Jack Jeckel's posts then got my scale and a quarter to compare it to for thickness.
Jimbucks - I have no idea of there is a premium for them.
Take care.
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Congrats on your find Bad Karma. I'm glad one of my posts helped find another one. I have 5, you have 1, there was the Heritage auction coin, and the numismaster article mentions someone else has 1. 3 of mine have ender roller damage. Yours has ender roller damage. I wonder if the lighter weight of the coin causes it to rise to the top of the pile when being sorter and rolled or if it is just a tough luck coincidence. Here are links to my previous posts with more pictures. https://goccf.com/t/165427&SearchTe...uarter,stockhttps://goccf.com/t/172579&SearchTe...uarter,stockEdited by jack jeckel
04/26/2015 10:28 pm
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Way to go both of you. Congrats.
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