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U.S. dimes, quarters, and half dollars are called clad coins, because layers of different metals have been sandwiched together. When you look at the edge of a modern clad coin, you can see the copper in the middle, with the outer layers of a silver-colored alloy called cupro-nickel on either side.
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coins.about.com/od/coinsglossary/ss/coinanatomy_5.htm
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In the dime series, all coins dated 1965 or later are clad coins and contain no silver at all. Quarters dated 1965 or later are all copper-nickel clad coins except for the dual-dated Bicentennial Quarters that were sold by the Mint in special Mint Sets and Proof Sets.
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www.coinsite.com/content/faq/ussilver-coins.asp
www.coinsite.com/content/faq/ussilver-coins.asp
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I have researched cleaning clad coins extensively as I was unable to cash them in at any bank and was reduced to spending them in vending machines or dropping them in slot machines. I have read numerous articles, and have gleaned the best parts, and combined them to come up with a system that works extremely well.
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www.hdwt.net/coin-cleaning.html
www.hdwt.net/coin-cleaning.html
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Nevertheless there came a time ...when all worth was taken out of the currency ...all coins and all paper money ...was recalled ...all the was of worth ...taken away ...that which was redeemable in silver and gold ...all every each one ...taken back ...and replaced with "clad coins" ...
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My "clad" or modern coins finds. ... The finds above are by far the most common types of coins that I have found and it is probable that many other detectorists find these on a more regular basis than older rarer coins. The thing is what do you do with them?
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www.psdetecting.com/Clad-Coins-Page.html
www.psdetecting.com/Clad-Coins-Page.html
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Malcolm Berko Lifestyle Columns - Midas Wouldn't Touch These Gold-Clad Coins ... Lifestyle> Business And Finance> Taking Stock> Midas Wouldn T Touch These Gold Clad Coins...
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Treasure > Metal Detecting > Metal Detecting (Moderators: Marc, jeff of pa) > Topic: What do ya do with your modern clad coins ya find??? ... Topic: What do ya do with your modern clad coins ya find??? (Read 1133 times)
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Copper-clad coins, and small bills will become worthless, unless you have wheel-barrels full of them. Run-away Inflation. This will be a hyper-inflationary period for people holding paper assets, paper money and copper-clad coins. ... After socking away new copper-clad coins, paper money and silver coin, you will want to...
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"Clad" is the term used for the zinc/copper clad coins that are used for most modern coins. ... Metal detectorists that find these coins often collect them until they have a big pile and then cash them in, since they have no value for collecting (other than ... Tags: clad, cleaning tips, coins, metal detecting, rock tumbler...
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