1776 1976 Washington quarter Philadelphia

is this Considered a minit error happened outside the mint I don't understand there's no way I could compete when it HAS
s PMD

 

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Nice toning. I'm not seeing any mint error.

 

my coin is the bottom coin no errors only as I s MS 67

 

here

 

As I s MS67??
Anyways, lol. I just see a normal 1976 Quarter but the picture is a little too small to see much. Sorry, silly Willy.

 

It looks like there may be some wear on the front point of the hat on the reverse and in Washington’s hair on the obverse. Also looks a little worn at the base of his neck. You have the coin in hand, double check those areas for wear.

I agree though, that’s a great looking coin though.

 

I think maybe he's talking about the MD in IGWT

 

thank you great cartwheel effect through the fields in a devices no brakes

 

Toning occurs after it leaves the US Mint and is desirable among many collectors.
Desirable toning occurs when the coin is stored in a special environment. So it's more natural.

Altered toning occurs because of harsh chemicals, fire flame such as a blowtorch and also urine. These alterations are PMD and can be distinguished by experienced coin collectors.

Don't compare your quarter with the one you have shown

 

You're making it really hard to understand what you're asking. Can you just make a single post that has a photo of your coin and says "this is my coin, I think I see X in position Y"?

 

Or just simply proof read the speech to text.

 

My car has good brakes

 

Do they still have luster, though?

 

That's a dumb question, of course they do.

 

Not a mint error that I can see but it is a beautiful coin, worthy of putting in a flip and keeping. Looks to be struck with a newer die but slightly circulated.

 

Really? I would've expected them to start showing rub pretty quickly...

 

LOL circulation marks?

 

ok, but are you going to slab them? Lol

 

Ew