So I'm at work today hunting rolls as I open them and I spot what I thought was a silver quarter, then a Canadian Quarter because the edge was too new, but when I turned the coin over it was a 2006 P Nebraska Quarter... The Philadelphia mint doesn't make silver quarters, and the weight of 5.74 grams makes it too light for a Silver planchet, and too heavy for a Canadian planchet, so I was wondering if anyone had any idea of what it is... The whole edge looks like this... Seems kinda suspicious to me...
It could be a clad quarter missing the copper edge error its doesn't look like someone could strip it off its to perfect.
IMO it's a marketing gimmick. (Same as colorizing a coin). @killswitch95 The weight of a clad quarter is 5.67 grams (+/- 0.227g).
Sounds like you totally just made that up. I never heard of such an error. It's just a plated quarter. Even the edge. Done outside of the US Mint.
Check it out I have a 2006 P south dakota quarter with no copper line it weights 5.7 and it sticks to a magnet
Start a new separate thread. Pictures are needed. Silver is not ferromagnetic. If plated it's a little ferromagnetic depending on the metal used. Bienvenido a Charla de Monedas