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Going Through A Bag Of Coins And Found This Quarter? Blank

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I think it is a Washington quarter Blank. It
Weighs 5.71gms
Diameter 23.7mm
Has a copper core!
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What do you think?
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Yes, it is a clad Planchet with copper core, it has been through the Upset Mill to put the psuedo-rim on but didn't make it through the rest of the process. BTW, a planchet IS different than a blank. The Blanking process is where the "blanks" are punched out of a sheet of cladded stock plate...the edges wouldn't show the upset rim and evened out appearance.
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Blanking process:
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Very cool. What years were also in the bag?
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Looks like an un-struck planchet.
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Actually from a bag of foreign coins
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Going-Through-A-Bag-Of-Coins-And-Found-This-Quarter?-Blank

Note how the diameter increases upon strike...
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Nice find, congrats!
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Very nice find and congratulations!
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That is a great find. Congrats
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