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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ron5812, post: 315022, member: 3430&quot;]<b>still odd</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;ve been to many casinos over the years.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never seen a quarter with the rim completely worn off.&nbsp; Yes, I&#039;ve seen wear but nothing like this.&nbsp; I&#039;ve looked at the rim with a 10x loupe and I can&#039;t even see a hint of a mark.&nbsp; Still interesting, I&#039;m going to take it to a coin dealer just to double check.&nbsp; Will get many opinions from different dealers.&nbsp; Can anyone tell me if errors like this have popped up anywhere else? (besides the smoothie dollars).&nbsp; i wish I knew how to take pictures, but I&#039;m not that computer smart.&nbsp; This is truely one that makes me think twice. Can anyone tell me the exact weight of a New Hampshire quarter, maybe I can get it scaled to see if it has been altered.&nbsp; This is very interesting to me.&nbsp; If it has been filed down the scale would tell, correct? Remember this qurter is only seven years old.&nbsp; It does look like it&#039;s been banged around in a hopper once or twice.&nbsp;&nbsp; I still see the details on the obverse side,&nbsp; meaning 100% of the contours in the face are present.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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