1965 Quarter 90% Silver Planchet Error Amazing Condition. The Real Deal.

Here is everything needed to confirm it is what it is. Not polished, it's been locked away since 1965.

 

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Let's see it on a scale.

 

Definitely plated not silver still 25 cents.

 

I can't upload a 9.5 mb video I have one with it and a cupro

 

Don't need a video. Just pictures on a scale.
I agree with @potty dollar 1878 it was plated.

 

I wouldn't set that on a scale and take a picture it weighs from -0.25oz to 0 and a cupro-nickel weighs from -.025oz to -0.04oz
I'd happily post the video as it's the same clip for no monkey business.

 

Good, in focus, cropped to show just the coin on the scale, and be sure to click the Full Image button after you have uploaded your photos.

 

If it had been silver plated, all of those photos; through the tissue, on the edge, would show that way, but still not be a through and through silver coin. Weight would be the best way to tell. Your posted weights don't make sense to me.

Next test would be to find a coin shop or jeweler that can test the content with a XRF scope.

 

Your weights make no sense, and your holding it sandwiched between other coins but hesitating to put it on a scale doesn't either. Weight is what you need!

 

Best I can do to timestamp it for you

 

Wow, that's a heavy quarter!!! A silver quarter should weigh 6.25 g and yours translates out to over 7.00 g!!!

 

Don't time stamp it, just switch it to grams

 

My scale is a little off obviously do the math vs the cupro-nickel

 

It's a 1 gram food scale so oz is most accurate the math is there

 

Even if it were 90% silver, it should only weigh 6.25 g

 

OK,

 

Or, for Troy ounce...

 

Math is there..... It's 6.25 grams.