ok, new to the hobby.....what is clad???

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A clad coin is one that has multiple layers of metal in it; most current U.S. clad coins consist of an inner core of copper, with outer layers of a silver-colored nickel-copper alloy.
 

Any coin made after 1964 in the united states is a clad coin........... So if you get a coin from the united States that is dated after 1964 that is called a clad coin..that would be the 10 cent and 25 cent and 50 cent coin....... and the junk 1 cent .....
 

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Unless you find a 65 thur 69 Half then it would be a 40% silver. Jus check your pockets the coins that you get today is clad.......Matt
 

Keppy said:
Any coin made after 1964 in the united states is a clad coin........... So if you get a coin from the united States that is dated after 1964 that is called a clad coin..that would be the 10 cent and 25 cent and 50 cent coin....... and the junk 1 cent .....

Actually the penny did not become "clad" until 1982 when the last copper penny rolled off the line..
Since then they have all been made with a Zink inside and light copper shell..
real piece of junk..
 

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