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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mikezazworsky, post: 1459000, member: 38507&quot;]Hey everybody...</p><p>I was checking on Google, came across the forum, noticed there had been some previous discussions about this topic in the past, and I&#039;m gonna be the newest one to inquire...so:</p><p>I just got a bag of coins, random stuff that doesn&#039;t appear to be of any real value. I don&#039;t collect, so my knowledge is so limited, trust me. Anyhow, the one coin that stood out was a very shiny quarter, dated 1965. There was another shabby looking &#039;65 quarter in the bag as well. Side by side I noticed a difference, the shiny one didn&#039;t have any evidence of copper on the side. Also, it felt lighter. I decided to look up the various coins in the bag, and the &#039;65 Silver obviously jumped out, because (supposedly) they don&#039;t exist. So what is the deal???? I&#039;m including pictures. I&#039;m sure there&#039;s a logical explanation, but I&#039;m not a part of the loop, so I&#039;m in the dark. If anybody&#039;s got any input, let me know, I&#039;d be very grateful. Whether it&#039;s a rare coin, or some mass produced valueless coin, I&#039;m just curious as to what the deal is. Check the pictures. Thanks, guys, in advance. Let me know what&#039;s the deal...</p><p><br /></p><p>take care/thanks again,</p><p>Mike Z (appreciative novice)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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