1993 quarter rim anomalies.

Not sure what any of this is. Looks like a MD rim all the way around the obverse, With maybe a couple die chips. Any advice is greatly appreciated!

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

A very, very minor MAD, imo,
and a couple of hits (not struck thru's.
in my opinion, from the photos)

 

What would cause the "secondary" inner rim? from lack of terminology. The area between the devises are raised.

 

(MAD) misaligned die.

 

How is it a MAD when everything is symmetrical?

 

A slight MAD, which itbis causes what you see. Those are nicks as you can see the displaced metal.

 

The bottom of the coin only has one rim while the top appears to have two.

 

The 1 line looks like a die crack the other looks like damage. What Fred said...

 

So how does the second interior rim get created?

 

Misaligned die on 1 side... if it were on both sides it would be off-center. calling @paddyman98

 

1 of the dies was not lined up in the center.

 

Fred Weinberg gave the first and best answer.

 

I'm sorry, But I'm not seeing a MAD, If it were the rim would be smaller or none existent on one side pole of this coin. As I said everything is symmetrical!

 

I would disagree.

 

Look by the date, then look above his head. It exactly as you describe.

 

Fred Weinberg is a very famous well known errors expert. paddyman98 is our resident expert on errors. These guys know error coins.

 

The areas in question are between the red arrows and the raised above the field areas between the yellow arrows!

 

red arrows ? yellow arrows left looks like a hit damage from circulation, yellow arrows right looks like a die crack (line).

 

Fred also told me this wasn't a die clash. So not very impressed with his coin expertise!