ONE OF A KIND QUARTER!!!!!!

Does anyone else see something special here? Letters are backwards, misspellings, misprints, doubling, planchet error and so on and so on.....

 

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Welcome to CoinTalk and your first post.

Can you be more specific for the experts ?

 

Nothing but a badly misused damaged quarter, no errors that I can see.

 

Welcome to CT. All I see is a damaged coin.

 

Welcome to CT. Maybe you can share your thoughts on this Quarter. Why do you think it's a one of a kind? I agree with you, but it's one of a kind because it has unusual PMD. It appears to be only worth 25 cents.

 

You should probably see a doctor about a penicillin shot after touching that thing. Damaged, Disgusting, Diseased - That is what your quarter is.

 

No
Not a Mint Error

 

Burn it all!!!! Melt it down!!!

 

I thought people in here Were supposed to be experts? Allow me to point a couple of things out for the hard of seeing and hate filled souls within this thread...... JUST a couple because I don't have time to be your reading glasses.......
First of all, this coin actually has 0 rust on it. Here is the obverse....
And also the reverse.....
Next......... Here we go..........

 

It's dirty and nasty. The end. Move on.

 

Lets take a look at the doubled mint mark real quick...... About a 2 centimeters to the right is another D..... Next......

 

Oh buddy. You've got a lot to learn... Next...

 

Take a close look at AMERICA...... The "C" is the most obvious I guess. It is also printed backwards. Actually, the whole word is.... As well as basically every other word on here..

 

Washington is doubled, oh what about miscellaneous letters printed spiratically across the quarter? I guess I should get a shot for those too right?

 

I don't think there is a shot that would help what you have

 

And the miscelanious D printed above the liberty?

 

I looked at your pictures above without the bad lighting and AMERICA is not spelled backwards.

I guess we don't see what you think you see?
With coins they are stamped under high pressure using dies. Thus there should be many examples of these out there. But yours has so much surface damage from some of the photos that it's making you think there are mint errors on it.

Take it to a local coin shop and have them look at it since they can have it in hand.


Look at all those spots. That's damage from some liquid probably.
and the discolorization. The obverse surface was damaged as compared to the reverse which looks in much better condition and was shielded from what ever damaged the obverse.

 

I will take it in. It is hard to see in the pictures. In person it is all plain as day.

 

Nothing is difficult to see in your pictures. You have a dirty disgusting coin worth 25 cents.