1966 washington quarter

Well I got bored and broke one of my piggy banks I had growing up.and I don't know how you guys will feel about it but I think it's AWESOME!!!! looking I don't know what to CALL it but on the reverse the eagle looks like he could just fly off I would appreciate some input
Thanks Guys

 

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Looks to be a normal well circulated quarter. Is there something specific you see to make you ask?

 

Yeah the doubling on the reverse makes the eagle look like it could fly off

 

Not sure what I am supposed to be seeing here.

 

Not enough pictures

 

not enough doubling ...

 

I get these quarters almost everyday, maybe I will do a 100 picture slideshow with funny narration.
Not picking on any newbies, but over 95% of these, are these doubled dies
posts are always from a date/ denomination where no type of doubled die is known.
And as for the You Tube videos there must be a hot new area of:
missing clad layer, and coins struck on foreign planchets as they seem to be taking over for the 1982-D small date copper and even the doubled die posts.

 

want to see quarters ... just visit this thread ... https://www.cointalk.com/threads/19...ollection-and-why.317630/page-22#post-3141650

 

Welcome to CT. It looks reminiscent of a dryer quarter, albeit a short lived one.

 

What's that mean?

 

see this @Mountain Man picture taken from his post here:
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1966-quarter.320371/#post-3140681

 

It got washed then it went into the dryer for a spell. The constant spinning wears them down and they end up looking like your coin. Damaged.

 

That s**k