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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Oldhoopster, post: 4137470, member: 84179&quot;]If you think of a clad coin like a sandwich, and take out one slice of bread, it’s going to be thinner and both sides will be different color.&nbsp; Another thing to consider is that in many instances, a coin with a missing clad layer will be lighter than a normal coin.&nbsp; Comparing the weight and thickness to a standard coin is another easy way to check.&nbsp; Also, you still should be able to see the separate layers when looking at the edge of coin regardless if it’s the normal clad/copper/clad sandwich or the clad/copper partial sandwich.&nbsp; If the edge has the same color as the surfaces, you probably don’t have an error.&nbsp; And don’t think that it could be missing both clad layers.&nbsp; This would be exceedingly rare, and the coin would be so thin, you should be able to spot the difference immediately.&nbsp; Hope this helps[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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