1966 silver quarter

The glass cent had a different design. The aluminum cent looks to be struck from the same dies as the copper. Although I assume they made another die just for the aluminum, but IDK.

 

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I believe so. I dont think they would strike them on the same dies, but sooooooo many different dies are used its hard to know.

 

Bring it to a pawn shop they can test to see if it's silver by rubbing the silver on a stone and test it with a chemical

 

Bring it to a pawn shop they can test to see if it's silver by rubbing the silver on a stone and test it with a chemical

 

Bring it to a pawn shop they can test to see if it's silver by rubbing the silver on a stone and test it with a chemical

 

Pawn shop should be able to do a silver test on coin lol

 

@Odie Bryant. This is a 6 year old thread.
Please introduce yourself to the community please? Thanks.

 

Actually this thread is nearly 18 years old and...and....

 

Oh Wow! I missed the 2005 start. Must me the weed.

 

That'd true but not the best advice.
Pawn shops are thieves! Not funny

 

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I want one

 

I agree with Paddy. 95% or more of pawn shops are not honest.
And the gold/silver buy and sell stores the same. The problem is greed.
It's a human failing. And these people are bottom feeders, taking from the
people who can least afford it and have no other recourse.

 

I'm not sure about that but I have a friend who is an expert, do you mind if I call him in...

 

Well the pawn shops here in NYC are..

 

Do you think Vegas is any better?!!!

 

Me too!

 

Me three! What are we wanting exactly?

 

Haha! A 1942 aluminum pattern cent!