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Arkansas State Quarter

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 Posted 10/23/2013  2:40 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Snooderpuff to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I just had a question about this quarter. It seems to be very dull on both the obverse and reverse. I didn't know if maybe there might be something wrong with the metal or what else could have caused it. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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This is environmental damage. The error that would most closely resemble the look of this coin would be a struck on an improperly annealed planchet. A genuine example would be less spotty than your coin, and would have more luster.
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Excessive heat and/or exposure to environmental elements that don't agree with copper and nickel.
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On the areas where there is a rubbing from circulation, you can see the silver color underneath. If it were a missing clad coin, it would look copper where there was the contact marks.
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Thanks all, I really appreciate the input. I hope I get the hang of this soon.
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It doesn't come over night.
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