Roadkill

Just found this one and a roll today. Normally I can make out what most of the roadkill quarter is. But this one I'm finding a little difficult. Which corridor do you think it is.?

 

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Corridor? It looks like it spent time on Corregidor........

 

So you spent the energy to stop, bend over & pick this up? I'd say you've already lost on this deal, lol.

 

Ha Ha ! Ken, I think you got it. I'm not crazy, but considering the Rorschach inkblot test, I think I see an Indian profile on the obverse.
My wife thinks it is Washington, so I am going to go with the Delaware State Quarter.

Dave

 

Looks like a bunch of die chips to me.

 

Angry Birds die chips Larry........

 

Talk about rode hard and put away wet.... omg

 

Nope nothing strenuous like that. Just dumped a roll in my hand and this was in the roll.LOL

 

I see the nose & forehead of an old dead white guy. Not much else

 

Are those worth more than normal die chips?

 

I'd say it's worth...


drum roll please




25 cents.

 

I am going with South Dakota or, a two headed.

 

Okay P and G here's another roadkill what would you say the date is.? Notice on the reverse you have a crack, at about 10 o'clock off the corner of the building to the letter. And it has a little bit of a Off center strike to the right at about 3 o'clock.

 

Post-Michelin Damage.

 

I think that coin was displayed in the modern art corridor at the Art Institute of Chicago!

 

I am going with 90 or 91. That was the first place for a rev. die to crack.

LMao

 

I'll have to go with the 91 on this one, it's a tough one to call because of so much damage. But if you look real closely you can see the straight edge of the one.USMC60

 

2004 Wisconsin statehood quarter extra high and low leaves variety.

 

I see an image of Buckwheat on the reverse side.

 

Came across this nice 2000 something. See if you can pick the image out on the overs. And on the reverse it looks like it's out of collar strike at 12 o'clock.