A nice, MS65, 1974 25c missing reverse clad layer

Surprisingly, the pre-spaghetti-hairs are a little harder to come across in MS65 and higher than the state/parks quarter series. No major dings or scuffs (the "D" in "GOD" is blurry as the holder is scuffed). It will be worth getting a new holder for this one and a few others for about $10 each. Enjoy!

 

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Wow. That's hot.

 

Very nice. I like!!

 

Umm... I have a dual clad missing Massachussetts state quarter with a grade of about ms 62. How much?

 

Welcome!

 

Here's mine

 

They normally go for a buck three to a buck three-eighty, but we have to see it to know.

 

Very nice find.

 

penny boy
If you had 2 layers missing the coin would be incredibly thin, incredibly light,
and the pressure from the strike would just be all mush striking just a thin copper core. If your coin weighs correctly, it is just environmental damage (rust). You really can't have a coin missing both clad layers.
It's only going to be on one side, or a partial on one side.

 

Who is it graded by? We would love to see it.

 

Best to start a new thread and post photos. However this sounds like it’s environmental damage.

 

I like those kinds of coins. Always have

 

Damn. I like that

 

People will like that.

 

Could be real. Let’s see

 

I have to ask Is there a possibility of having SOME (known)of the non clad missing from both sides of the coin. @paddyman98

 

@cpm9ball

 

Oh, boy! Stalled thread.