1985 P Washington Error Quarter - Incomplete curve cliP.

Here is one of the other scans with a different angle of light to compare to the last scan.

 

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Dead horse.

 

Discrace!

 

are you.

 

Now that i have weeded ! out all of the ''your coin is damaged trolls'' Ill wait to see if any true experts will respond. This will be a fun coin to figure out. Note that the field of the coin left of Washington is concaved so much you to have to tilt 15 or so degrees to see each side of the concave in the field of the coin next to Wahington. the field is not flat at all.

 

This 'troll' suggests you send it to a TPG, then post the results. You probably believe the TPGs to be 'trolls' also.

 

Just because you refuse to listen doesn't mean that you have "weeded out" anyone. It merely means that you are too thick headed to listen to the facts. Unlike you, I don't guess at how these things could have happened at the mint. I have done years of research on error coins. If your point is to insult as many people as possible you do a really good job at it. I won't go away though, there are people that actually want to learn that need to know that you are wrong, and why.

 

Now what do you think caused this area to be concave ? this is positive proof that the rim of another coin did this. Look at the reverse side of this coin directly across from this concave area and the reverse side should also show some damage. You already know that someone and probably "you" pressed another coin into this one.
EDIT; if you keep this up before long no one will try to help you with anything

 

Thumbs twiddling.... still waiting to see the reverse...

 

twiddle your thumbs all you want but don't hold your breath, you might suffocate...

 

This is what an incomplete clip looks like... there should be a matching element on the other side of the coin.

 

Most likely doesn't know which side is the reverse.

 

But...but...but he's an error expert.

 

The reverse actually looks pretty nice! There is no damage which makes me believe it was aa strike error.

 

Ok wait a minute!

 

Reverse.

 

the damage to the letters in QUARTER DOLLAR is because this area was resting on something when this damage occured to the coin. another good indication that this is a after mint damaged coin is that where the incuse areas in the word LIBERTY are along the edges of this the metal looks pushed up in the photos. if it is pushed up then this proves it PMD because if this incuse area was there before being struck by the dies this would be totally smooth along the edges of the incuse area.

 

Send it in to a certification company. Be sure to include the hammer that caused this phenomena with the submission.... maybe they'll put them together in one of those funky double holders.

 

lmao