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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Thornton, post: 6447021, member: 105289&quot;]Lyrics, I&#039;m with the majority.&nbsp; PMD.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen it many times.&nbsp; I did have opportunity to see a true Roosie with a clad error in the early 70&#039;s.&nbsp; I recall it being either a 72 or 73.&nbsp; It was found by my boss at the time, right out of a new bank roll.&nbsp; (He was a Mobil Station owner).&nbsp; The reverse was half copper and half nickel/copper clad.&nbsp; The obverse was all copper.&nbsp; It was a planchet issue that made it through the stamping process. I don&#039;t know what he ended up doing with it but he did keep it at that time.&nbsp; Anyway it looked much different then your example and was uncirculated at that time.</p><p>Don&#039;t give up, you will eventually find one, likely more if you keep at it.&nbsp; It just takes time and patience.&nbsp; Best of luck to you.</p><p>BTY, you will get a lot of good advice here, and some snipes from time to time.&nbsp; Just let those roll, like water off a ducks back.&nbsp; If you enjoy collecting and the hunt, the advice and some study will only increase the enjoyment and make your more knowledgeable.&nbsp; This will lead to, &quot;not getting taken&quot; if you decide to buy something.&nbsp; There are tons of sellers out there with outrageous claims of error coins.</p><p>Thanks for sharing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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