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6.1 grm. Bicentennial quarter no mint mark

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  • Justice4r1@gmail.com
    • Feb 2023
    • 4
    #1

    6.1 grm. Bicentennial quarter no mint mark

    Hi my name is Wayne and I'm not a member but I have a bicentennial quarter that weights 6.1 grams and I can't find anything about it
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  • Ronald
    • Aug 2022
    • 369
    #2
    Originally posted by Justice4r1@gmail.com View Post
    Hi my name is Wayne and I'm not a member but I have a bicentennial quarter that weights 6.1 grams and I can't find anything about it
    Everything You Need to Know About Bicentennial …

    https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/bicentennial-quarters-4164646

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    • Justice4r1@gmail.com
      • Feb 2023
      • 4
      #3
      It said nothing about the weight. I know a regular quarter weights around 5.67 and if I'm not mistaken the 40% silver bicentennial quarter only weight around 5.8 grams

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      • MintErrors
        Minterrors.org
        • Jun 2015
        • 3554
        #4
        It's difficult to assess the coin when there are no photos.
        Is it a silver or clad coin ?
        Is it a proof or business strike (normal everyday coin) ?
        Look at the reeding of the coin, if you see copper, typically that indicates a clad coin ( copper and nickel).

        If we get photos of the full obverse and reverse, then we might be able to offer a guess what it is.

        If you have another bicentennial quarter, or a quarter in general, you can lay them on a table, tails down side by side . Is one higher than the other?
        Last edited by MintErrors; 02-16-2023, 11:28 PM.
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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        • Justice4r1@gmail.com
          • Feb 2023
          • 4
          #5
          I have a video of myself placing several along with the bicentennial quarter other quarters on a scale
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          • Justice4r1@gmail.com
            • Feb 2023
            • 4
            #6
            It seems to be the same thickness as any other quarter

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