Found this in some change, has a gold look to it. Same as a Sacagawea dollar. I have an uncirculated dollar so I compared them side by side. Quarter is a 2006-D Colorado. Here are some pictures. Let me know what you guys think. Sent from my Z982 using Tapatalk
From what I am aware of... Quote - "The Massachusetts Quarter is the only known State Quater struck on an experimental planchet that is dated 2000 or later. There are approximately 15 known 1999 State Quarters struck on Experimental Planchets. All five states in the 1999 series (DE, PA, CT, GA and NJ) have been discovered." - closed quote https://mikebyers.com/21151958.html
Sets of gold plated quarters were sold by a couple of TV coin networks. They had clad, silver plated, and gold plated. State Quarters Complete Set Gold Plated | The Patriotic Mint
Sorry, but that quarter is NOT a Experimental Planchet. It's simply 'environmentally damaged' - the color and surfaces you see on it all occurred after the coin was in circulation. It's not a mis-annealed planchet, or a wrong planchet, or an experimental planchet. I've handled quite a few of those, and they are VERY different in color and look. Your coin is a normal coin - the reeding and copper core on the edge are normal, I'm sure.
Hey Guys hope your still around to see this, found this in circulation. I think this is the real deal. Worth?
Even if it is plated, that's considered post mint damage. I have a gold plated South Dakota (looks better in hand) It's worth a quarter. These gold plated quarters have sold for a little more than face value, but they aren't worth anything more than a quarter. Yours looks more plated than env. damaged, but sometimes it's hard to tell without viewing the coin in hand.
Hmm thanks for the info, the one I saw on a YouTube channel look identical to this one and auctioned for $3500 was hoping I got lucky guess I’ll go spend it
there was a 4 coin set too. gold-silver-platinum- and I believe the last is diamond plated. I bought the $1 FV set for $1.25