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Is This A Quarter Struck On A Dime Planchet?

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8% underweight. Minimum weight for a quarter is 5.4 grams.

The reason I asked for the weight was to check the possibility of struck on dime stock. Too heavy to be struck on dime stock. Struck on dime stock weight would be roughly 3.06 grams.
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