Not impact, not feeder finger--what is under the eye???

Gotta know--what do you all think??? Need the info---Thanks!!!!

 

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could be a clash... what is the reverse design?

 

Shoot forgot to post, hang on--

 

just loaded it, normal type--

 

They are die gouges. This variety for 1996-P was removed from the Cherrypickers' Guide because it is technically not a die variety but rather a "...common type of damage caused during the minting process"

 

date?

 

ok so---here I thought It was something--
Now it also has two, not one spike heads!! front and back.

 

yep 1996-P quarter

 

Why do you think it isn't feed finger damage considering all the damage running in the same direction in the field in front of Washington's face.

 

When I started the thread that was my finding, but now after research and this post, I am leaning towards it might be. I searched the internet and found FS-701 as the variety for this coin..an article or two about it, it was.removed from the cherry pickers guide--so I was leaning in one direction-but now I am informed...
In your question, the damage is from/on the die-I think it was mentioned in the article I read-not sure If it was Mr. Potter or Mr, Diamond's..all just good info and knowledge for this collector..