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D. 2005 Oregon state quarter got this in my change after buying a pack of cigarettes. I took it to a local dealer who had a coin composite device. It came back as silver I'm sure it's no proof ect. It is the only known error and isn't official
Asked on Sep 1, 2021
Doubtful. Not sure what a "composite device" is, is that like a ouija board? It could be plated. Do you want to spend $50 to get it certified? I'd advise against it.
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