Capped die??

Hello coin community☺️ I was hoping to get some help identifying whether this was a capped die error?? It weighs 5.40g

 

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It looks to me like someone hammered the edges of the coin.

 

Hello and Welcome ! Wow , that quarters been through alot. I'm not qualified to answer your question but it looks awfully worn and smoothed out on the rim with a spoon .

 

Agree with @bsshog40 . Your coin is not a capped die. Just PMD

Here is a struck through die cap cent:

 

Yes it definitely caught my daughters eye she is the one who found it ☺️

 

Looks like a dryer coin.

 

What could cause this sort of damage?? It doesn’t appear to be scratched or hammered in anyway LOL

 

Spinning around in a dryer for a long time.

 

Dryer coin??? A coin that’s been ran through the dryer so many times it looks like mine???

 

Hahahaha!! My daughter will love that I will tell her it’s one in 1 million ♥️

 

Thank you!!!

 

LOL . That's too funny . Happy Holidays !

 

Not in the drum with the clothes, between the rotating inner drum and stationary outer drum. Happens a lot in commercial dryers. The coin is constantantly tumbling and hitting things, which causes it to suffer lots of hits, wear down the design, and make the rims wider, and OD smaller. Technically, this can occur if a coin is stuck in anything that causes it to tumble, but since it's impossible to know exactly which type of machine, it usually just gets lumped into the term "dryer coin".

http://www.error-ref.com/?s=dryer+coin