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25 Cents 1999 April Wrong Planchet

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I'm doing a big clean up since I last my list on excel (with no fresh back up done) and find that I have this quarter (I bought many years ago).

The planchet is wrong. The weight is 3.6 gr and diameter is 22.1 mm.




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Is it attracted to a magnet? Is the colour we see on the screen the true colour? It looks brassy...

If non-magnetic, and brass in colour it could be struck on a Barbardos 5-cent planchet (red-brass).

If it is not brassy colour, and non-magnetic, then it could be struck on a United Arab Emirates 25 Fils planchet.

If it is attracted to a magnet, it could be struck on a Israel 1 (New) Sheqel planchet (nickel-bonded steel).
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 Posted 11/28/2016  12:56 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Montgomery to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The colour on the screen is the true one (brassy). The coin is non-magnetic. It might be done on a Barbados 5 cents.
Thanks SPP for your details.
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I'm just spit balling here since I don't have the weight, dimensions etc. on hand, but could it be a twoonie core?
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The twoonie core weighs 2.3 grams, it's a foreign planchet, nice looking example
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Very Nice!!
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but could it be a twoonie core?


Two dollar cores from 1996 to 2012 weigh 2.3 grams.
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@John and SPP, thank you learn something new every day, it was just an idea..would've been really cool if it was one though. still an amazing coin!
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There are pennies and 5 cents struck on toonie cores
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September, nickel color, non magnetic, around the same amount of material short of fill out the die, no idea on weight.


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 Posted 11/29/2016  10:11 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bigchip22 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
could be a toonie core to me too
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The weight is wrong to be a toonie core
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