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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tommyc03, post: 2277314, member: 17665&quot;]I concur with the rest but don&#039;t give up. This quarter was known for a doubled die at the jacket on the reverse. It can be found in the listings at doubleddie.com, John Wexler&#039;s error site. Also, while checking quarters, take a close look at the base of Washington&#039;s bust for minor die cracks, these will appear as raised lines of metal and not scratches. On the older reverses with the eagle check the left wing for die cracks. There are a lot of these from the 80&#039;s/90&#039;s. Also minor but still collectible. On nickels check the left &amp; right base of Monticello for die cracks that extend to the rim. On Roosevelt dimes you may find raised metal that are called die breaks at the face. On older wheat cents check all of the lettering and numerals for filled letters and numbers, these are called die chips.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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