Mantha

Ok thanks

Thank you so much. Just what if a dryer didn't do this. The outer rim is perfect no marks and the thickness of the coin is straight through. It is very thick. What do you think it would be just saying if it is not a dryer coin 

Thank you any explanation for the 5.0 grams. 

Thank you any explanation for the 5.0 grams. 

I have a 1999d Deleware state quarter that weighs 5.0 and is much smaller than a regular quarter. It has a thick copper like rim that is smooth

The small date 2 should be much thinner as this one with the darker patina.  Its bottom proportion is flat like a thin stick. Here is and example I have in my possession I have been holding on to for two years.  It fits the description of every example listed.  One two is further away from the rim than the other.  One 2 looks like the number two which is the small date.  The large date looks like the letter S.  The large date has bold bubble numbers.  While the small date has thinner numbers.  The large dates tip of the two curls up basically touching the rim.  I mean it curls all the way up.  When the small date lays flat with a greater distance away from the rim.  The D mint marks are also in differnt spots. One is further away.  I take it because of the large and small date appearance.  The entire Lincoln head and bust is  smaller in the small date.  The 82 in the small date sits up just a tad bit higher than the large date.  Which is a dead giveaway once you have had an example of both in your hands.  You can toss them up and still see the difference without using a magnifying glass.  I just thank God I put them to the side