1976 Quarter Question

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  1. Amberlarry22

    Amberlarry22 Well-Known Member

    Was this uncommon for a Bicentennial Quarter missing Bow? 20221026_124030.jpg 20221026_124121.jpg 20221026_124039.jpg
     
    Amberlarry22, Oct 26, 2022
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  3. paddyman98

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    Most likely struck through grease.
     
    paddyman98, Oct 26, 2022
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  4. expat

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    There is evidence of heavy die polishing in that area, if you study your coin
     
    expat, Oct 26, 2022
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  5. paddyman98

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    That too :wacky:
     
    paddyman98, Oct 26, 2022
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  6. Amberlarry22

    Amberlarry22 Well-Known Member

    Yes I was aware. The question wasn't answered. Is it common for a over polished to happen in this area? Is what I was referring too
     
    Amberlarry22, Oct 26, 2022
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  7. expat

    expat Remember you are unique, just like everyone else

    Who knows! Normally heavy polishing in a specific area is to remove die clash marks, so could happen anywhere, any time
     
    expat, Oct 26, 2022
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  8. Amberlarry22

    Amberlarry22 Well-Known Member

    The reason I asked was because I haven't seen it before on this particular quarter. Thanks for the feedback.
     
    Amberlarry22, Oct 26, 2022
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