You Will Be "CLAD" You Saw These Four Pieces

Continuing the "Plating Errors" portion of my error collection, I present to you: 10c Missing Obverse (MS64 NGC); 25c Missing Obverse (MS65 PCGS); $1 SBA Missing Obverse (MS64 ANACS white holder); and a 40% Silver 50c Missing Clad Obverse (AU58 PCGS).

 

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Nice collection you have there!

I will just show 2 that I own -
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Some of the others...

Detached Manganese layer


Partial plated


100% unplated


Off center clad layer


Copper Wash


Struck on copper layer then detatched

 

From my collection -

 

I think i had that half and, that dime clad layer on my watch list on the bay for a while. Nice collection. 2 thumbs up!!!!!!!!!

 

I'm sure clad I did get to see these coins. It is always a refresher to see the real deal as opposed to the normal junk seen every day.

 

I saw a video on YouTube featuring your partial plated lincoln. 1984 D anacs ms64.
Is that correct?

 

Nice coins guys! I do have a couple questions if you'all don't mind.
1. The JFK looks normal to me, what gives? I ask so that I can learn to spot one in the wild if ever I come across one.

2. How do I go about determining if I have a missing clad layer vs just one with environmental damage?(before sending it off for tpg grading)I assume weight would be one factor?

Such as the coin above

 

Your buffalo nickel does not have a clad layer.. Nickels don't have clad layers. Yours is environmental damage.

When a Clad coin is missing its clad layer you will see its copper core such as the many examples we have shown.. Usually just on one side. It could be any side. http://www.error-ref.com/missing-full-clad-before-strike/

 

Can we see the label.. I don't get how this is missing the clad layer
Didn't Clad Halves start in 1971?

 

40% halfs have a 80% silver 20% copper clad layer over a 79% copper 21% silver core = 40% total. Tgats why we call them silver clad

 

Ha l don't really collect silver halves or raw non error coins.. Thanks for the lesson

 

It is a 1985 D.

 

I forgot this one

 

It would be super cool to have the coins that those clad layers were bound to. Off center missing clad layer

 

I have often wondered that myself...will I ever find their true soul? Not likely, but cool if I could. Would buy it ASAP.

 

Past find hunting

 

These are not plating errors. These are damaged. And nickels don't have clad layers anyway.

 

Where's the broadstruck shiny coin ?