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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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It looks very much like a typical metal detector find to me. They can come out of the ground tarnished to a very even brown color all over.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Just to be clear (it is still early in the morning and I'm trying to clear the cobwebs) are any of the images of the coin you have in hand? of are both of them just for comparison? If these are just comparisons, I would love it if you could post up your coin (both sides) if you please. |
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New Member
 United States
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Thank You for the Replies! All I did was research possible missing clad to find out what I may have with My Coin. Blue Ridge came about and I watched His Video on the topic. Maybe He's not to Everybody's or One's liking I am just doing research. I find that a lot of responses (not just to My quest) have a subdued outcome/Opinion. Not all and likely a high percentage of circulated pocket change finds that are in quest. "Key Dates, Errors, Missing Clad,, ect.) are just that, nothing other than the face value however a lot of us arent trying to get rich quick or are out trying to decieve. In My case with this coin that I'm trying to research. I have several hundred Wheaties from 1909 and on that My Grandfather left Me and NOT one looks like a metal detector find infact in My 50 yrs I have never come across a coin that I came across with My coin in quest. Thats why I'm on here and such. So does that make it Rare, valuable, aboslutely not. Just boggles my mind that the "Subdued" or quick responses that suggest just a coin with crud/toning metal detector find but yet its the first one in 50yrs ive come across including all the old wheaties I have? I do appreciate Your answers/conclusion/opinion and You all have more, WAY more experience and I'm not arguing or being disrespectful just cant believe its My very FIRST Detector discolored coin I have come across, I guess & 🤷 #127995;#8205;#9794;#65039;
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New Member
United States
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I am trying to post My actual physical coin in hand but it keeps telling me error got to be under 300gb! I crop it and do what I can but keeps saying same thing. (im new for these particular "Site" guidlines on how to post a good clean pics under 300mg) sorry. Hopefully I can figure it out! Sorry and thanks.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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While we wait for a weight, this does appear to be a genuine missing clad error.
Error coin writer and researcher.
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New Member
United States
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New Member
United States
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The obverse side pic of my coin does not show the redish/copper color that is shown better in the "Original" split pic. I can ASSURE You it has a copper/redish/brown color. One other note is with a magnifyer looking at the edge I see zero evidence of layers or sandwhiched layering. Just never seen before in my life personally. Anyway probably just a coin thats been under the ground since when? Couldnt be no longer than year 2000
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New Member
United States
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Well I just weighed My coin on a Digital and I guess its not missing clad bc it weighs 5.52g (which is a bit light) but just for calibration comparison I weighed other coins around same year and they were all around 5.63-5.67g so to be missing obverse/reverse clad would assume in all likeliness it would be in the 4-5g weight? Idk. Definately a experience and a first discovery of a coin that has lost its luster! Thanks for Everybody's opinion and I will try to do better with My understanding and knowledge moving forward! Cheers!
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04/15/2023 9:33 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Definitely a experience and a first discovery of a coin that has lost its luster! Thanks for Everybody's opinion and I will try to do better with My understanding and knowledge moving forward! Cheers! Best approach. Study and analyzing your self, read the experts it is the best. Forgot the 95 % of the YouTube . you has site who teach you what it is with example. If you want to see really videos on YouTube about coins you has COOP here member, or Daniel Malone. ANA Academy has also very instructive, I recommend. Another place it is PCGS site. Forgot this fatty guy from your Blue Ridge whenever. Is just "Blowing in the wind" (Bob Dilan). It is low content, and also has no idea about this hobby. Focus on your cents collection. Post here questions about. Could be really a good accumulation and because you told 1909 start, it is very promising. Good Luck |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The original coin posted (which I understand is not your coin you are asking about) appears to be a genuine missing clad error which is also what Mike Diamond mentioned, while the later coins which is yours when I blow them up appear so far to be darkened from environmental toning of some kind instead. Missing clad layers are actually found a bit more often on 2000 quarters including also Maryland and 2000 massachusetts. One of the reasons I bought many mint sewn bags of those to look through when time finally permits. The weight from Massachusetts was 4.51g in mint state missing the obverse clad layer as a starting reference point. Here is another, a 2003   When a clad layer is missing, the coloring will be much more like copper so you can better see the difference in coloring which may help you (and others) in the future when looking. https://www.PCGS.com/news/missing-c...-error-coins |
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United States
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Appreciate the all responses and for those from today. I'm not sure I'm readily equipted to go down the rabbit hole with My Cents (Wheaties) that My Grandfather saved then passed onto Me. I know I have a 1909 and can barely see some initials vbd in the bottom center. Most are not in great shape but years run from 1909, 10, 12, 16, 19, 22, 26, 27, 28, several in the 30's and 40's, & 50's. I also have a bunch in the 60's and some wven look AU. I am not privy to Key dates and errors so I guess they'll sit for another 100yrs. There's one from the 30's or 40's that is not cooper looks like silver or I think there's a steel one from wartime. Anyway thanks for the links opinions and knowledge. I have a long ways and a lot to learn! Cheers
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I hope you find 1915 penny also. Put in air tide .
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United States
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to the CCF Wow - this was a long thread to eventually get you to show YOUR coin (not a comparison) and weight. This all could have been resolved in the first three replies. This is an everyday environmental toned quarter. Value is 25 cents. |
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