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1976 D Quarter Weighing 5.75g

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Hey group, I was weighing some coins last night and all my Bi-centennial quarters where coming to 5.65g - 5.68g... But a Denver was weighing 5.75g. So I checked and only found the silver 1976 from San Francisco weighed this much... Is there any other way to tell? Thoughts?
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Have you looked at the copper on the edge? That is the first clue.
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Didn't think about that... Looks like the others.. What would cause the weight differences though?
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They are not all exact weight.. They can vary in weight and they are OK with that.
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Tolerance range for the clad quarter is +/- .227 grams so a clad quarter within tolerance can weigh as much as 5.897 grams.
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