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Question About 2020 P Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Cladding Issue.

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In going through $500.00 of 100% 2020 P Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller quarters - Straight from the Fed - I found eight of them which were silver on both sides but lacked a "polished" finish. They do have a bit of a sheen, just not a mirror-like shine.

Have any of you run across this?

I am not sure what to call this since they are obviously "clad".

Did the mint possibly miss a step in which they should have been polished?

Help!

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I had to look these up. They are normal business strike quarters. The quality of the stock varies. They don't polish these. When they are discolored, the is not a plus for the coins. So they are not a high quality item, like a proof. When I get an original wrapped roll, I refer to these as OBW (Original-Bank-Wrap) rolls.They come from the wrapping locations. They wrap what they get in the pallet:
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I'd like to see it (we are a visual oriented crowd )


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Thank you, Coop,

I knew I could count on you to know.

Personally, I kind of like the way they look.

Merclover: here is a photo for you. It is not all that clear, but you can certainly see the difference in color and shine.

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Thus you have examples of what can get a better grade because of the look of the coin. The metal clarity can factor into a grade. (Although I wouldn't have any of these graded as the cost would be greater than the value of the coin.
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