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1969 D Clamshell Quarter

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What do you make of this?

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Acid damage not a clam shell.
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@cg321, when clad coins are immersed in certain acids, the surfaces get rougher and the edge forms this odd "clamshell" since the copper core is being removed more quickly. This coin is a spender.
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The type of acid used affects the copper layer on your coin.
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PSD, not a mint error. Spendable.
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Good question.



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Hi everyone and thanks for your responses. Had never seen one like it.

I really appreciate the feedback.
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