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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pyrbob, post: 572879, member: 17044&quot;]The new pic makes it look more like it is missing the clad layer on the reverse.&nbsp; What I meant before was coins can tone in the proof set cases so I thought maybe your quarter reverse was just toned and not an error.&nbsp; Clad coins including quarters have a copper core sandwiched between 2 layers of cladding on the outside.&nbsp; When one of the clad layers is missing before it is struck then the coin has one copper side.&nbsp; You confirm this by weighing the coin because it will be underweight.&nbsp; I can see where this is harder when it is one of the coins in a proof set.&nbsp; Also the coin will usually be a weak strike because of being thinner than normal.&nbsp; But proof coins are struck with a higher striking pressure so the strike might not be affected as much.&nbsp; This looks interesting and I would get it to an error specialist.&nbsp; I would suggest sending it to CONECA.&nbsp; The website is CONECAONLINE.ORG.&nbsp; Or take it to a major coin show if one is around you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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