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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GTeachman, post: 3041480, member: 93430&quot;]Hello, </p><p><br /></p><p>Going thru a box of Washington quarter rolls last night I found two quarters that spiked my adrenaline a little.&nbsp; A silver 1944 plain and a good piece of metal working, i.e. a fake with two current obverse sides.&nbsp; The 1944 silver was the first silver anything that I&#039;ve found in years.&nbsp; That was interesting enough to keep me going.&nbsp; Then I found a current obverse and when I turned it over (looking for national park quarters) I saw another head.&nbsp; I figured I had not really flipped it.&nbsp; So, I took a closer look.&nbsp; Sure enough, a two-headed quarter with the &#039;D&#039; mint mark.&nbsp; One side was nice and shinny the other side showed some wear.&nbsp; When I flipped it over from south to north, the orientation was incorrect.&nbsp; I looked at the rim and sure enough one half was copper the other nickle with a kerf line where the two met.&nbsp; Whomever did this has some serious metal working skills.&nbsp; I&#039;ve attached a series of pictures.&nbsp; The middle picture is looking at the rims of three current quarters.&nbsp; The middle layer of the sandwich clearly shows the kerf and two different pieces of bread.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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