A delaware stategood quarter possible planchet problem or lamination problem

I found this Delaware quarter which seems to be lamination or a possible planchet problem in the areas below the rim ,and most of the circumferance of the coin.

In my experiance with error coins this one seems a mystery to me. I'm pretty positive this is not postmint damage or it was due to a bubble gum machine or any machine for that matter.


I am kind of stumped with this one that's why I wanted to post this coin and get other expert opinions from the coin people here ..I hope my pic is alright to determine what the heck this is.

Thanks Frankie boy from Brooklyn NY

 

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The picture is too grainy to see any details or lack thereof. Can a clearer one be posted?

 

I will sure try my camera is not the greatest but i will try and get a better shot maybe of the area near the rims

Thanks for looking
\Frankie Boy from brooklyn Baby

 

thank you

 

Can I see the reverse? From what I see now, it just looks like a very worn quarter. All letters and image have a brighter appearance around the edges which to me indicates a worn coin. I think if it was missing a layer, then all images on that side would be the same color. JMO.

 

Here's a better pic notice there areas below the rim seems to me like a planchet problem.No it's not worn.

The reverse is normal

Thanks frankie Boy from Brooklyn baby

 

Looks like there was a collar problem but I really can't tell from that picture for sure.

 

This is a weird coin

Here's a different view 0f the rim seems in some areas were i showed you in arrows litlle metal bumbs in the craters ,
What kind of error would this be called if it's a colar problem never seen this before on amy coin.

Thanks again for looking
frankie boy

 

Here's a different view with the arrows.I want to make note notice the the crater is under neath the O in God

Frankie Boy

 

To me it looks like a bad planchett & out of collar strike together