Almost tossed this one

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Yes its a damaged quarter still 25 cents,in the change container it goes!!!!.

 

You can still spend that one but not in a machine or a parking meter.

 

Lmao y’all so funny it has letters on the rim out of place the eagle has two spots one in the chest has the missing metal going down the leg. It has errors all over it.

 

Noin your head yes but reality just damaged and still 25 cents.

 

Submit it for error-attribution, then, and demand top dollar for it. We’re not going to pay you nothing because we think it’s just damage.

 

Surely you jest. Any coin would look like that if it had been rolling around on a busy parking lot for 35 years.

 

The only thing I can think is you guys can’t zoom in and observe the obvious. Laugh now I’ll let y’all know what make.

 

Thanks for showing us your ignorance
I will no longer need to bother with your threads

 

Fool.

 

au contraire, tis you that are being funny. Damaged coin . . .period. No errors, other than the error that it is still in circulation.

 

You’re not gonna be here much longer, dude

 

Brian, do you like being on CT? If so, I suggest you change your attitude and your language! If you continue like this, you'll be gone soon! The moderators can ban you easily!

 

You are welcome to stay, but please realize that most, if not all, of what you have posted have been coins that are just damaged. No one is going to tell you that they are valuable. Spend some time reading posts here and looking at the pictures if you would like to become knowledgeable about coins. BTW, what do you think error coins are? They are coins that have an error in the striking stage of the coin, damage after minting is referred to here as PMD, Post Minting Damage. Anyone can make "errors' of this kind, that's why they are only worth face value.

 

Just saying I’m the one looking through a loop and know some of the placements are impossible to do by pmd i hate that you guys can’t see what I do but I will certainly try and get some pictures

 

If you take the time to learn and study the minting process, you'll easily understand why this cannot be a mint error. Coins are struck in a collar, so it can't have the uneven, out of round appearance.

A coin can be struck without a collar and is called broadstruck. Your coin doesn't look anything like a broad struck error. Go to www.error-ref.com and look at the examples

 

You’re wasting your breath, he’s not hearing it. But good advice.

 

DEFDAM - Definitely Damaged

Not a mint error of any kind.

Toss it

 

Give me a hammer and a hydraulic press and I can make a quarter look just like that.

 

Someone definitely abused that coin...

I'm still pretty new to this too but there's no possible way that came from the mint like that.

The people here know their stuff inside and out and have nothing to gain or lose from your coin. They just give honest answers, opinions and advice of their own free will because they are awesome.