Susan B error?

twiasp

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Found this from a teller a few days ago, she had about 20 Susan B's so figured why not buy them. Is this an error i assume, if so is it very rare? Thanks for any info.

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twiasp

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That the front is nickel/silver colored and the back is not, the reverse is just copper colored.
 

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Hard to tell. How defined and sharp is the design on the reverse? Also can you weigh it?
 

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The design on the reverse looks normal, no unusual visible abrasion marks even with a 10x loop. I cannot weight it as I have no scale. Even as evidenced on the side of the coin it, it just looks like maybe a missing clad layer or lamination error, not sure which.
 

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You will need to weigh the coin on a gram scale. Your example looks like a missing clad layer. If it is a bonding issue, then it will weigh less. If it weighs the same as a normal dollar, then it is a rolling issue. Either way, you will need better pictures of all three sides of the coin (Obverse,Reverse,Side). Try and focus on the coin itself and not the background.
 

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