Striking error?

I found this North Dakota 2006 quarter going through my coins looking for collectables. The front has a weird print and the back is goldish with a plastic like material on it making it smooth from edge to edge. Any insight would help.

 

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Post mint damage of some sort.

 

Glue.

 

Under coin chat. Go to silver proof state quarter set struck thru. A guy has similar markings on his front side of the quarter. Why would the back be as smooth as glass though.? Thats the difference im checking into

 

So is that just damage from being in circulation?

 

Or, perhaps, since you know exactly what you're looking for and talking about, you could simply post the link.

And I second Rick's opinion.

 

More than normal circulation. Someone put gunk of some sort on it.

 

Dip it in acetone. The glue will come off for sure.

 

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/silver-proof-state-quarters-set-struck-thru.295801/

 

Yes.. Most of us know about that thread. But you don't have what he has.

 

Sorry, I don't hunt. If you want me to see something, show me the way.
In other words, post a link.

 

Just wonder if its worth sending in. That's all

 

An absolute ditto.

 

Nope.. You can see the pockets of air trapped under the glue.

 

Sure, why not waste 50 bucks to find out we were right?

 

Damn son. I got my answer. I see a guy cant be curious. U need to kick it down a notch.

 

No, and because it's glue or the like. Consider it a learning experience; happens to us all.

And welcome to the forum.

 

Thank you