cleaned this Quarter and i notice i can see to appear to be a doubble tail or feather?

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  1. Jesus Quiroz

    Jesus Quiroz Member

    IMG_2442 (2).jpg fgfhgh.jpg IMG_2442 (2).jpg fgfhgh.jpg I know this coin is damage due to circulation but I see a double tail/feather im sorry grandson best lense broke couldn't get better detail photo :( year 1997
     
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  3. carra's coins

    carra's coins Jack The Ripper Sharpens His Knifes With Coins

    look at the same spot on the right of the eagle is flat but the left side is not if you look long enough you can probably see just about anything.It looks like something was wrong in the mix metal did not form properly and remember don't clean your coins if you plan on selling them. I posted 3 1997 that had major damage it was a bad year for Quarters maybe we should have a contest to see who has the worst 1997 Quarter.
     
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  4. Fred Weinberg

    Fred Weinberg Well-Known Member

    I see numerous contact/bag marks from it being
    in circulation. It's also stained (at a minimum)
    in that area

    No doubled tail, from what I can see......sorry
     
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  5. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    Are you sure you didn't splash some of that cleaning solution in your eyes by accident?

    Chris
     
  6. paddyman98

    paddyman98 I'm a professional expert in specializing! Supporter

    You cleaned it? :facepalm:
    Now it's only worth about 12 1/2 Cents :yack:
     
  7. Jesus Quiroz

    Jesus Quiroz Member

    It didn't matter it was damaged already so I just wanted to show people if they can see what I see lol
     
  8. Oldhoopster

    Oldhoopster Member of the ANA since 1982

    Here is something to remember during your search for errors and varieties. It's very difficult to confirm a real error on a beat up coin since the damage can hide or mimic what you think you see. Best thing to do is avoid the beat up coins until you have a good understanding of the minting process and how errors occur. Not saying you can't find errors on heavily damaged coins, it's just very hard to tell the difference if you're a new collector

    Hope this helps
     
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  9. Jesus Quiroz

    Jesus Quiroz Member

    Thanks for the feedback
     
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