Worn doubling and all doubling is a difficult area to understand as there are so many types of it. And it’s a difference from copper to zinc cents.
That looks indented into the coin like a scratch would.
Years ago my LCS caught on fire. Not only did some coins melt but small pieces of charred wood and broken pieces of cement became permanent part...
I see a 2021 quarter and I think I see something off of the R in AMERICA. It doesn’t look raised and I really had to gin over it several times...
Plating blisters
The N you referred to is damaged.
To me that coin is a quick dipper. Meaning it need a quick dip and a long bath. I don’t like that type of toning.
This is why I don’t buy things like this.
Youngster, you could be my long list son. Lol
Yes, common DDD
Wow! Such a beautiful collection. Glad you had the chance to go.
It appears to be from a worn die. I’m not seeing an S under that D, just a blob.
The damage had already been done. Sorry that happened to you.
Looks normal to me.
Who knew? We knew. Lol and welcome to CT.
1964 was the last year Silver was used in circulation for quarters. It was very common back then to paint a early sixties quarter, especially a...
We both have you beat. I just refuse to act my age. Lol
I’m sure you are years younger than we are. I claim a senior moment. Lol
Thanks, I’m sure it will be just rain and wind. Just the remnants as I live about 1000 miles away. I won’t be able to mow for a week after that...
I did laugh out loud but I was alone when I did laugh. I just figured you had the same problem I’ve experienced a few times. They are called...
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