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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Reynolds, post: 2000574, member: 72447&quot;]I&#039;m not suggesting that that is what I have, only that the error (whether intentional or not) is possible and looking at the rim does not disprove it&#039;s possibility. Easy enough to disprove with an acid test, though someone could have silver plated a 66 as well. My coin has the correct weight for a normal clad over copper quarter. It also has the whitish appearance of worn silver and toning to match that most all other clads do not. It&#039;s weight pretty much disproves any possibility of it being clad in silver. You could also do a specific gravity test or swing it on a metal detector to compare readings with other clads to see if there is any difference in the composition of the outer layers of the coin. Also, the 90% composition has been used, it&#039;s coin silver, just not on the outside of a clad quarter, that we know of, yet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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