Can someone please tell me more about the value. 1965 with doubling on face and lots of letters.

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Seems like there is a 4 after the date as well. And outline of his face doubled

 

I could give you a long drawn out explanation but I can sum it up with DDD die deterioration doubling circulation damage PMD.jmo

 

Please notice the p stamped above the 65!!wow

 

Well I'm not seeing a P above the 65 I know when I CRH sometimes I would see things but that doesn't make it a mint error. Jmo

 

I see the p on an angle to the 5 slightly. It's very clear

 

It's not a P

Its PMD (post mint damage) I no what your referring to, but hey just wait someone else will come along and you can get there input.

 

Thank you I do appreciate yours very much.

 

I'm new to collecting. This just seems unique in many ways to me.

 

It's not. It's a damaged severely worn quarter that has been circulating for 55 years.

 

It is really worn

 

Just keep looking you'll come across a true mint error and read as much as possible about the minting process.

 

I will I'm having fun with it.

 

What do you think abo

Planchet error with ddd?

 

Can you show a pic of the full obverse and reverse

 

Welcome to CT @Steve333. What you have is a well circulated and worn quarter worth 25¢. The other things you think you see are due to pareidolia, the human brain wants to make sense of what it is seeing, so fills in blanks that aren't there, thus you see things to help yourself make sense of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia