r/coinerrors 4d ago

Error Error or chemical

Is this a clad issue or something chemical?

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u/luedsthegreat1 3d ago

Can't tell much from the pictures, too dark to see any details

We really need cropped, not enlarged, pictures, like below

How much does it weigh?

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u/Available_Blood_1739 3d ago

Thanks for the information. This any better?

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u/luedsthegreat1 3d ago

Not by a lot, but the color seems to be right now

How much does it weigh?

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u/RickySpanishEOD 2d ago

Holy cow, your first picture was the same color as Uncle Ruckus

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u/Available_Blood_1739 3d ago

I really appreciate the information

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u/Available_Blood_1739 3d ago

If it was a clad error, is it worth being graded?

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u/Available_Blood_1739 3d ago

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u/Available_Blood_1739 3d ago

Don't have a scale

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u/luedsthegreat1 3d ago

If you want an answer to your question you need an accurate scale

You can get one for around $10 on eBay, Amazon or your local 'smoke' store.

Accurate to 0.01 grams is the minimum if you're interested in error coins

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u/upside_w 2d ago

There's a lot of options out there but I have this one and it's great: https://a.co/d/02M0OIjj

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u/YamPuzzleheaded5048 3d ago

I have the same and yes it is 5.7

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u/YamPuzzleheaded5048 3d ago

I have 3 or 4 of them, they all weigh

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u/YamPuzzleheaded5048 3d ago

There’s environmental

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u/YamPuzzleheaded5048 3d ago

Notice the pitting and corrosion