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Unsure What This Is But Seems The Clad Layer Is Missing? Found It On The Floor (2005 D Quarter)

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Environmental damage.
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. I agree with environmental damage. PMD.
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Yep
PMD. Environmental damage.
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@aast, first welcome to CCF. Second, since coins with a missing clad layer are drastically underweight, you could confirm that this is just surface staining by checking the weight.
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Leaning toward environmental damage. Would like to know an accurate weight.
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The coin can be under weight,even if it is I still think it is ED.
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Missing clad is not like this, and two sides in same time extremes rare. This it is environment action, also the color and the diffusion show this.
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Funny, this is the fourth post I have seen just this month with quarters all having similar if not identical characteristics. Then just yesterday in some pocket change I received one (2019 P Idaho). I agree with PMD but I have to wonder if somebody is attempting to copper plate these and returning them back to circulation. The reeded edge is completely copper just like the one posted here but I can see some flaking which is evidence of plating.
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Could be Mister T, I never had one in my hand to analyze. The most danger for counterfeiters is the numismatic communities.
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I just weighed it and it comes in at 5.55g idk if that means anything all the other quarters I have are 5.67g
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loss weight from corrosion?
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The corrosion always take away materials, except if it is not local oxidation.
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