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 GarryNExpert Member
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I think the quarter was acid treated Kurt. I have a similar coin. If you look at Fred Weinberg's website, all the examples he has sold are missing the cladding on one side only. I have a Mass. quarter and I found it in 1999. I took it to my dealer and he weighed it and was able to determine the weight was not correct for a coin missing cladding. I was also in the shop when a guy brought one in and he got the same news. If you ever find a real one, they are worth at least $350 - $500.
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 Bob PSite Admin
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Question Garry....How did you manage to find a Massachusetts state quarter in 1999 when they weren't made until 2000?
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 eagamesExpert Member
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Here's a 41 with a surface like Kurts showed with that sort of orange peel surface.
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GarryNExpert Member
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Good question Bob, I havent looked at one lately, I guess I meant 2000. 
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 fiddle-fartVeteran Member
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Location: Charlestown, Indiana
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Sorry about the delay
Here are some closer pics of this .25
Hope these help out.
as always
Thanks in advance
Mike
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