Quadruple Struck Virginia Quarter question

Just found this guy and was wondering if the dent in the rime was from the mint possibly.

 

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Man how come I don't find stuff like this?

 

Yeah, i think it's some sort of restriction within the press. You see it all the time on double and triple struck quarters from 1999 to 2009. It's not something that the tpgs view as damage, either. They're gradable.

 

Any idea on value when I get it graded?

 

some pretty good coin !


I'm no expert but I think low 4 figures

 

I had to do a double take to make sure it wasn't a vise-job. The devices are clearly raised. It is an interesting piece.

 

Where did you find something like this? Could be worth a bunch.

 

At my job. Cannot say.

 

Just as long as you don't work at the mint.

 

That's what I was thinking...

 

Prolly for the same reason I don't!

 

http://www.fredweinberg.com/inventory/categorylist.php?ID=4&cert=Raw Here ask Fred he'll make you an offer

 

Get it graded by either NGC or PCGS and you will probably get much, much more at auction.

Chris

 

I really think that if you did work at the mint, you ain't smuggling out this or any other coin or anything metal at all. You might be able to create some errors easily enough, but not pilfer them.

No more funny stuff like from the 19th century. I bet you walk through metal detectors to get in and out.

 

If he did work at the mint, do you think they keep errant strikes such as these for that long period of time. We are talking about a 13 year old coin here, these would be snatched up and waffled in no time.

 

agree 100% on getting it slabbed. Very hard item to value. I'd give it to Heritage to auction unless I need the money fast. An error dealer like Fred surely would bid on it in auction....you'd get a wider audience with the auction.

 

Thanks for all the good info. and no on the mint.

 

Had it graded a while back.

 

Dude!! And graded?? Wow....best I can say is KA CHING!

very very nice