What FF said.
No, it’s not a misplaced mint mark. You need to post full clear obverse and reverse pictures and pictures of the area in question to get the best...
Damage on the 9 of the Washington Quarter. The other is a picture of a pre 1965 Jefferson Nickel RPM.
As Paddyman said. There is a second, rarer design for the reverse with four raised islands, but your coin appears to be the normal design for a...
Great pics and congrats! Dan
That’s what I was coming up with too.
Looks familiar. http://www.error-ref.com/?s=Misaligned+Die+strike+
First, this coin appears to be a 1985, this is a tease on the answer. Look at the D in United and the letters in States you can see one is fairly...
Misaligned or rotated?
I’m leaning towards a counterfeit coin. Was the original strike from rotated dies?
That’s a die chip in the top of the 8. I cannot see if there’s a die chip between the B and E (BIE) from your picture.
It’s from a coin wrapping machine.
It’s a die chip. http://cuds-on-coins.com/die-chips/
I agree with @Islander80-83. Nice find.
I know. Possibly a later stage of this. It would be worth attribution. [ATTACH]
Don’t know why this didn’t post. Here it is: [ATTACH]
You might want to check this out: [ATTACH][ATTACH] Here’s the link: http://cuds-on-coins.com/indian-head-cent-cuds/ I’m not saying this is the...
Not double strike, doubled die. Not all doubled dies show separation in the devices. I know this is tough to understand until you truly understand...
Looks like it. Check out the die marker in the upper hair and the mm placement....
Second time today I didn’t look at the whole coin. @Kevin Mader Maybe this?...
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