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Easy tissue test using regular clad half next to half in question, place under 1-ply tissue. Clad will appear dark, silver will be 'white'.
Easy tissue test using regular clad half next to half in question, place under 1-ply tissue. Clad will appear dark, silver will be 'white'.
But I do believe it's a 90%er!
I got a Bicentennial 40% proof a few months back, but this is my first 90% modern proof. (I think)
I saw that crazy, sharp, bright rim and knew it was in pretty good shape. Didn't think it'd be a silver proof.View attachment 1209788View attachment 1209789View attachment 1209790
Look like a 90%er?
Grease
That's a nice looking coin. Good find. Another good way to check is to weigh the coin. A 90% should weigh 12.5 grams. A clad proof will only weigh 11.3 grams. Hope this helps.Sorry Gary, you are correct; everything is 2-ply, just use one sheet from the two.They still make 1-ply tissue. I thought everything was 2-ply or more now a days (lol). Shows what I know.
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Gary
Just show us the edge!