Missing clad layer? Help

Help. i have a 1966 completely dark chocolate brown looking quarter. it is dark brown on both obverse and reverse sides. the side (rim) does not have the silver/copper layers like regular quarters do. i believe it's called a missing clad layer quarter. am i right? also, what would it be worth if i sold it?
here's a few pictures. i took two front pic's of the same coin with different back grounds so you can see how intense brown this quarter is. also i included a picture of the side showing no silver/copper layer.
thank you so much in advance for all your help.

 

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just worn out. But I could be worng

 

twenty five cents. I'm afraid it just looks like a discolored quarter to me. if you really think it may be a quarter that is missing the clad layers, get an accurate weight on it an get back to use if it weighs around four to four and a half grams.

 

Hi,

It's easy to tell that the coin has been discolored. It was probably buried and found by a person with a metal detector.

Thanks,
Bill

 

This is just discoloration that's all. here's what a missing clad layer looks like.
JC

 

thanks for the replies.. i just got bank from the bank with 7 boxes of pennies. 6 new boxes (professional life) and one circulated box. can't wait to dig into the circulated box. feels just like christmas every time to me!!! lol.... wish me luck!!

 

looks like a dug up quarter out of the ground - alot of coins get that way if they are in a ground for a long time.

i bet if you rubbed the edge of the quarter you would see the clad layers underneath the darken'd surface

 

what does it weigh?

 

5.47grams

 

Too heavy to be missing the clad layers.