Looks like damage from a coin rolling/wrapping machine
What I find most interesting about this coin, is the reverse. It has no digs and dents, from the rims of other newly minted coins, landing on it....
Looks to be about the right distance from the rim to be damage from a coin rolling machine, IMO
Did you use a circular crop? If so it's giving gives a false impression of an off center strike and a "lip" on the right of the picture, Unless...
Looks like a coin rolling machine Post Mint Damage.
Nope. That is damage from a coin rolling machine. It's just a damaged quarter. No extra value.
I'm not so sure on the greaser, possible, but a LOT of Crimper damage all around, like it was held against the crimper too long... Just my...
I'm still on the fence between grease-filled die (aka. "Greaser") or rolling/counting machine damage. The images of the reverse seem to change...
Um coin rolling wrapping crimping kind of damage. I should be able to get a premium price for it on eBay
I was thinking the same thing but we both could be wrong huh
I believe that your coin exhibits damage associated with a coin rolling machine. Although I could be wrong, @paddyman98 should be able to provide...
welcome to CT Sharon Robinson, to me it also looks like a rolling machine did the damage. just a quick tip for next time you submit a photo,...
These things were banged around from the day they were made. The heavy bags were thrown around and stacked. Counting and rolling machines did all...
Thanks for your kind understanding! I wasn't doubting you. I'm sure there are clues that lead you to the correct conclusion. I have a hard time...
This thread's summary "as I understand it"... The theory put forth by @FredWeinberg (as explained by @Oldhoopster) is that someone intentionally...
Welcome to Coin Talk. Awesome coin for your first post. Your coin has received damage. And that damage was done post strike, and is not an error...
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