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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tyler Graton, post: 2778211, member: 85787&quot;]It&#039;s okay. I still believe all of you haha. Moral of the story, some people would rather hear copper clad layer, because clad is also used to discribe the plantchet sandwich of metals? The plantchet has two names if you call it clad too. But if you look at it on the discription you sent [USER=44615]@paddyman98[/USER] it even says, base metal, clad metal, but doesn&#039;t specify the type of metal. Zinc=base metal and copper =clad metal. Don&#039;t worry about it paddyman you still taught me a lot of things correctly. I see that it&#039;s a confusing word if you look at dimes, quarters, dollar coins and half dollars as clad coins. But I do wonder, if pre 82 penny is copper,5% tin.... where is the tin?? I have always wondered that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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