I have a black 1995 d us quarter with errors
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I have a 1995 d quarter with err
ors. I know that in us pennies it's not common for the AM in America to touch one another but what about in a quarter
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I have a 1995 d quarter with err
ors. I know that in us pennies it's not common for the AM in America to touch one another but what about in a quarter
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errors is plural. we'll need pictures to talk.
as far as the "AM" it is normal for the AM to touch
below is a picture taken from PCGS's CoinFacts: https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1995-d-25c/5939
There should be no touching US panties.
What are the other "errors"?
Is there some where in the wide world web that is encouraging people to bring their wack error things here for show and tell ?
It feels like candid camera or some kind of elaborate prank... Not complaining though! What have I got better to do?
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@Str8Gonzo ... Welcome aboard... We will need pictures to help you further... The touching AM is standard. Cheers, RickO
I have a black Jefferson.
Hoard the keys.
Congratulations on writing a post and getting it up. For your second post post an image an we'll see what you see in your coin.
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Some photos would be nice!
I have a "black" state quarter that is generally called a sintered planchet.
I've heard of "red" states and "blue" states... But I thought we are supposed to avoid politics on this forum...![:worried: :worried:](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/worried.png)
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No one brought it up until you did
There's a black sheep in my family. Does that count? Peace Roy
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Sheep don't usually count. Sometimes people count sheep, though.
I have a black nickel:
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Its a state of Ohio P mint quarter that looks like it was coated with charcoal/graphite. Too bad I can't find my pics.
There's the pictures
You may spend that quarter - it is worth exactly 25 cents. It is not an error.
Unfortunately, it's just environmental damage.
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