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What Causes This Type Surface ? (2005 D Quarter)

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yikes , maybe the brown acid. I don't see any tones .
That being said I am wondering how many different ways modern coinage ends up like this.
I've got a few examples that have me puzzled. like this latest find from a Loomis roll of quarters.
This poor chap has seen better days.... maybe.
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@rar, best practice is to start a new thread for each new coin so I split out your post from that other thread.

Your quarter has been damaged by heat, such as from spending time in a campfire.
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Heat damage
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What mean for you Brown acid? Sorry, I have to ask because it is ambiguous for me.

I do not think we has to made a forensic investigation for this coin because at the bottom of the line will not matter the cause of damage.
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This coin was 'cooked' most likely with a blow torch which separated the cladding from the copper core.
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Exactly.



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hi heat damage.
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Agreed with deliberate heat damage.
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Silviosi, the "brown acid" is a reference from the famous Woodstock music festival, where people were having bad acid trips and it was attributed to bad "LSD" on brown blotter paper.
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