There appears to be glue on the surfaces, and the L & T & "S" areas are damaged, and not struck like that when the coin was minted.
Sorry, but as mentioned above, it's damaged.
It could be melted plastic, or it could be glue.
Looks like it's damaged. Look to the right of the main D, and you'll see a slightly flattened area - I think that was the cause of the line...
PMD period, as above
I don't see anything different in the date area. Your photo isn't that close enough of the date to see much - what are you seeing in the date?
Hi - it's not a plating bubble, imo, but a 'hit' (damage/PMD) The other things you see on the coin are normal wear and tear on the dies -...
there's nothing wrong with the quarter - it's been in circulation for awhile, and this is not unusual in any way, as far as the surface...
....or worn or overused dies - very common for Quarters in the past 10 years or so....... (but also occurs with lots of other coins too - earlier...
cmp9ball is correct - it's been hollowed out, for a future magician's coin/novelty item.
I can see what you're talking about in the last digit, but in all probability, it's either a damaged, or altered number - (your photos aren't the...
Sorry, but I can't post photos - never was able to in CU either. I'll post to certain threads, but sorry that I just won't post photos...........
Thanks for the welcome - Yes, I just joined after a few suggestions from someone else on this forum to do so. Hope I can contribute to some...
It is scratched, I'm sorry to have to say. Might have been done with a straight ruler or something similar. Definitely PMD - Post Minting Damage...
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