2021-D Crossing the Delaware ?

Hi all,
Looking through my Delawares for S, instead I found a possible error. Defective die? Cud markings. Hopefully the photos are clear. Y’all be gentle.

 

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I don't see any cuds Pam. Not a defective planchet, those are called planchet striations or roller marks.

 

Thank you.

 

Agreed with above and on the reverse those are just hits after the reeded edge of another coin made contact with yours(damage).

 

The gouges on the reverse is from contact with the reeding (edge) of another coin.

 

Hey! I am going to just agree with everyone here, Today anyways.

 

Dang it lol

 

Ha! Lol thanks!

 

Thanks!

 

Thought I had something lol

 

Pam,
I don’t know if this was suggested yet but reading up at this web site and using it as a lookup reference may enhance your knowledge and enjoyment of coins and our wonderful hobby;
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Best,
Richard

 

Thank you so much. I have a long way to go lol. Thanks again.

 

Reed marks from being hit when coins drop into the bags are quite common. Just for fun, use another quarter and see how the reeding matches the marks on your coin perfectly, or close to it.

 

I will get it right eventually lol! Thank you. But you can see them very well cant you?

 

But just one question lol. On his hat???

 

Retrack that!!!! I see

 

Roller lines on the obverse. The edge of another quarter left reeding marks and those two lines on George’s hat, they are normal too. I think it helped to identify his rank.

 

Yes I caught after. I’m not going to even ask how you all would grade me as a newbie! Lol.

 

Actually I’d say you’re learning and not doing bad at all.

 

The striations are collectible. I do it when ever I see them. They tone if kept in the right environment to beauty's. I gave this one a distilled water soak and a q tip roll.