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First off, the color of the Delaware is the same on both sides, Smokey gray but a weak weird green at the same time. Copper center. The Arkansas has the same Smokey gray/green tint on obverse but regular shiny silver on reverse. Copper center. Now the PA is in wonderful condition. So wonderful in fact it still has a nearly unflawed wire rim, both sides are completely surrounded by this wire rim. Just lookin for thoughts. I know the only planchets found SO FAR have been gold and green. So who's to say this ain't one, OR two?   *** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. *** |
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Moderator
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How much does each quarter weigh (at least to the tenth of a gram)?
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New Member
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THAT is the question of the day,my friend, and I plan on finding out. Don't have scales so I gotta wait on the coin shop to open. I'll let ya know. Either way I figure the coin(s) oughta be worth SOMEthin. You think?
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Valued Member
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Not really a classic but got me curious about the 'wired rim-experimental planchet' More history/insight?
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Not really a classic... That has been corrected.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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 Nothing special about these coins. They are in various stages of circulation. The nicest one is probably uncirculated making the others look different. But circulation/hands touching them/introduction to various liquids in circulation and the ones who intentionally damage coins alter them from look BU. Just the one coin may have come from a new roll. |
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Coop great videos. I made it through a couple but should not be watching them at work. Thanks
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New Member
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I figured out that the two are a strike through error. Struck Through Grease. Lol. The wire rim error is a nice piece. They say not many of those get out off the mint. I was WAY off on the experimental planchet. Those are actually gold lookin coins with a green hue. Thanks y'all! |
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I was WAY off on the experimental planchet. I guess, then, that they weighed the same as normal quarters? |
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