ANSWERED. Coinstar find. Nothing of value. What’s going on with the side of the 2 cent euro?
dlmtorts
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Found these at a local Coinstar. The two cent euro from Estonia looks like two coins joined together but it’s not. What is going on? Also late date Washington quarter worn or ground down on one side. That one is just interesting.
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That is the normal edge for the 2 Cent Euro.
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Thanks. I learn something new every day.
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if you have access to a world coin book/pdf, they have images of the various security edges you are likely to find on world coins. if you don't have access, just @ me and i'll post a snapshot sometime.
The quarter is just vicious PMD..... No telling why or exactly how. Obviously a clad quarter, so no silver premium. Cheers, RickO