Verifying an Error
Trashman76
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I found this 2013 Maryland State Quarter and noticed a possible mint error on the front side. Has anyone ever seen or heard of this? I searched online and could not find anything about this. It looks to match the circular edge pattern from the backside.
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Post a clear photo of the error and the full coin, both sides.
Errors are all unique based on production miscues. They are singular events and so you won't find identical pictures.
Crazy question but how do I upload it? I tried and i could only find to upload a URL but it is a JPG file.
Some errors are repeatable and sometimes considered a variety as well.
https://postimg.cc/hf9FFqHm
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PMD
Post Mint Damage
The coin got damaged in a rolling machine.
Thank you! So is this anything unique or rare to hold on to or just a regular quarter?
Worse than regular.
Worth 25 cents.
Coin was on the end of the roll and was damaged (as stated by @ErrorsOnCoins )
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Thank you all for the info! I learned something new today, here I thought I found a rare coin.. lol Will keep looking
That is post-mint damage caused by a coin rolling machine.
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Yes, although what I consider pure errors are rarely repeatable while what I consider varieties are always repeatable.
@Trashman76 ... Welcome aboard.... Not an error (as stated above), PMD (Post Mint Damage) by a rolling machine. Cheers, RickO