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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spiritsong13, post: 140341, member: 5903&quot;]Hey everyone, I&#039;m new here and just found this site after searching for about an hour on coin related sites. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I recently found an error coin in a brand new roll of quarters at my work. What I have is a 2006 Nebraska quarter, Philadelphia mint. I&#039;ve heard of errors before and they always seem to be either misshapen or double-died. That&#039;s why this quarter was so interesting to me. What I have in my possession is a quarter that has nickel on the front side and no layer of nickel on the reverse side. The coin, as a result, is thin. This seems to have resulted in an incomplete stamp of the coin. On the copper side of the coin the NEB of NEBRASKA is barely legible in the upper left and the Y and K on Chimney Rock are illegible on the lower right. On the nickel side of the quarter the MERI of AMERICA is incompletely stamped in the upper right corresponding with the Chimney Rock error on the reverse side. Also on the front side, the L in LIBERTY and the entire word QUARTER are incompletely stamped in the lower left hand side corresponding with the NEBRASKA error on the reverse side.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now I just have a couple of questions.</p><p>How can I get this coin authenticated and appraised?</p><p>Does anyone know where I can have this done in South Florida?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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