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2000 Quarter Achievement Non Magnetic

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I am unsure of how long I've had this, going through coins and noticed this had a different sound when dropped. It is non magnetic and weighs approx. 6.1g. Looking for some info on this coin. Thanks



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It would be a 2000 Millenium silver proof coin.
They were sold individually or in sets of the 12 months.
Yours would be the March issue.
They were also issued in Nickel as business strikes.
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Place it side by side with a regular 2000 quarter should weigh 4.4 grams so there will be a rather size difference along with being non mag, looks like something neat on a wrong planchet
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Indeed, a silver proof that someone spent into circulation. It happens from time to time, I pulled a proof 1984 dime out of change a while back.
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That makes more sense, it is thicker than circulation coins. I have never came across that before. Thanks for the info.
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