Ok what can you tell me about this ?

Hi folk i know i have post this coin befor , now i get new microscope to take better picture , so let me what you folk see here .

 

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All I can tell you is..
That Quarter would be in a 2X2 and no fingers would ever touch it again
Nice find, I'd keep it

 

super cool. wait for more opinions...

 

how much??
from what I see you should be jumping up and down.
you got any more???

 

This only one I have

 

Wait for more input from the experts, but it looks very nice!
Others with waay more experience then I will post some good info for you.
You have a very super coin-
My opinion===$$$$$

 

I bid on a colorado quarter like this a few years ago on ebay. Same anomaly but on the obverse. I lost it after it went over $300! Im thinking maybe die alignment stikes and then struck normal? Thats only a guess though.

 

I have a cent that has similar things going on but mine has a big dent. The multi struck appearance of just one side on your coin reminds me of it. Take a look: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/ebay-pick-up.196214/page-2

 

Maybe it was double struck off center twice then made its way into the correct position where it was struck properly. That seems more logical then my first guess lol.

 

That is one very sweet cool looking Colorado quarter and would love to have one just like it.

 

5 strikes, on one side only, with shifting?

very not likely

 

I think you have what is known as a " In Collar Strike Mint Error " .. Heres the link http://coinauctionshelp.com/incollarstrikeminterror.html#.VajUobUl_Sg

 

Yes, but I'm not sure how one could replicate that type of damage.

 

Is this where two coins are stuck together and they separate before the final strike? I'm just asking, I don't know.

 

Give us a photo of the edge. I'd like to see the reeds on this one.

 

I'm sure it has something to do with the " Collar " ...

 

It looks like a multiple in-collar strike but I can't reconcile myself with how it could show on the reverse but not the obverse.

 

Here is reeds and some pictures with my iPhone

 

What you have is very nice. Keep it or send it to me for safe keeping.

 

Ha ha I have keep this for 8 years now I think I can keep it safe