Help!!!! 1996 washington quarter misstruck

Real new to this and need help determining if what i have is of any value. These are the pics i have taken and if there is anyone that can help this southern country boy would surely appreciate it... [HR][/HR]

 

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PMD - sorry.

 

That's pretty cool. It is post mind damage however.

 

Someone had fun with that.

 

No error. It's Post Mint Damage, meaning someone did that to the reverse after it was minted.

 

Interesting PMD

 

Looks like someone took a drill with a wire wheel bit to the end of that.

 

Welcome to the forum. It's worth 25 cents

 

Sorry, Horsetrader, I didn't realize you were a first timer.
Welcome to CT.

 

NOBODY CAUGHT THIS? LOL!!

Welcome to CT Horsetrader! I've got a couple friends with a good eye for horses who got me my 3 loves. Keep looking for errors, there are a lot of interesting things out there-they are just a bit less obvious this PMD. Good luck and don't give up!

 

Yeah I saw it but I've been reprimanded in the past for correcting people's spelling errors.

 

Hey all you experts, just because you have never seen this minting error does not mean it is POST!! I have a 1999 Pennsylvania quarter with the EXACT same taper from the center and grind marks in the identical pattern and direction. Guess which mint it was from...?? Denver like this one.

 

So then inform us how this happened if its not PMD which it is.

 

Knowing how coins are minted, perhaps you can enlighten us with your expert thoughts on how this was done during the striking process?

Professor!

 

play nicely guys! and keep the language clean. Just because someone is wrong doesn't give you permission to mock or belittle them.

 

There, now I'm not mocking him :thumb:

 

It's been a year since the op posted. I think he got the message.