whats up with this quarter

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I'm sorry, but your quarter has been damaged, not an error of any kind. It looks like it may have been exposed to severe heat.

 

thanks just wondering back side looks the same.

 

Same answer. Both sides. Damage.

 

Classified as: Roadidus I, which covers damage to coins that have been exposed to park lots, sidewalk, and road surfaces.
No value over face, but you needed to ask in order to learn. Good job.

 

That is damaged caused when it is put underneath a table leg to keep it from wobbling.

 

ok I'm not a complete idiot the reason I asked was because there are no signs of road rash on either side and I didn't expect it to be worth anything just found it interesting so thought I would share not to be mocked...

 

That’s definitely damaged but still worth twenty five cents.

 

and just one last thing its bubbled up not squished that maybe hard to see and the reason i found it interesting

 

Yeah, well I saw an interesting..... Forget it.

 

If this area doesn't look squooshed to anyone then I have the wrong strength in reading glasses. Look at the rim

 

Can you provide new pictures of both sides?

 

Damaged coins aren't that interesting (to me) unless they have this kind of damage.

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Ive tried to at an angle so you can see what i was talking about




as you might be able to see on the back side bubble starts above the 2
and follows up to top and yes a bit of damage from age what I was interested to know since I've seen bubbling on pennies if it also happened to qtrs

 

You need to get a thick skin for some of the replies. I knew, that you knew, it was just PMD and was just making light of it by giving it a name. Humor can be a very rewarding outcome for some situations.
At this stage in my life, I'm trying to see the silver lining in all things and recognize the humor in the world around me.