let me guess nothing out of the ordinary here either

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Well worn quarter.

If you think you see something you should probably tell us what you think you see. Makes it easier on everyone.

 

What you can't zoom and see the huge lamination error coming from the rim under noise around eye and through the forehead to the I in liberty to the rim again

 

Not a lamination. Just damage. And you should perhaps consider not being so rude when you are asking for help.

 

PMD

 

edited He thinks every coin he posts is a error and we do not know what we are talking about.

PS. If you have all these wonderful errors that you find all the time,why haven't you opened up a shop yet? I want to see some PCGS slabs that list these errors you have.

 

That's not a lamination either. See how it goes OVER the rim,instead of under. POST MINT DAMAGE!

 

OK I thought it looked like the pictures I saw of lamination error. It just looks like a crack to me, any idea how coins get cracked

 

What you are describing as a lamination error is all PMD. It was caused by a coin rolling machine that was set a little too tight and scraped the coin. What appears to be a die crack on the left obverse running from the rim to the nose is cut into the coin. Die cracks are raised. Period. End of discussion. This coin has been gouged into the coin leaving a cut. Given the wear and PMD it looks like a roadside bomb went off when the quarter was near it.

 

Looks like a scratch, to me.

 

http://www.error-ref.com/index-of-entries/ read and learn...

 

To be a lamination error it either needs to be missing or flaking up/off. While the rim to the nose seems to be a scratch. The one from the L to the forehead can't be distinguished from photo

 

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That looks like an indentation caused by contact with something after the coin was already made, in my view.

 

agreed.

 

PMD only period.....

 

Great reference, thanks.

 

haha