1970 D Quarter Struck on Dime planchet?

But that doesn’t go to type of planchet. Look at depth of strike. Not enough dime to leave that much depth over that area.

 

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No no no! What you meant to say was struck on Dime Stock. Not on a Dime Planchet. There is a huge difference!

Here are 2 examples from my collection - 1969 & 1970

 

^^intreasting coins/error new to me,learned something.

 

@eddiespin Not Dime Planchet.. Dime Stock

When a 1970-D quarter gets struck on dime stock (coinworld.com)

 

I have 36 Years of specializing in collecting mint errors.. There are so many you still don't know about!

 

Well that makes sense, that’s bigger. I’m not saying this one’s it, IDK, but can see it happening. Just not over a planchet.

 

It is about the correct weight and the year 1970 is when many of these errors were found.. I say that there is a great chance that it is a mint error.

@Eric the Red
Looks like you have a good example of Quarter on Dime Stock.

 

Yep. Thanks for clarifying

 

Same metal composition. No other way to dx it than by under-tolerance weight for the quarter. The dime stock is going to be more metal than is in the dime.

 

Thank you. You got it.

 

Glad someone got to it. This is in the CPG.
Neat find @Eric the Red