Does it or not?

Abehunter

Abehunter

A guy under or in between eagles legs

Namvet69

No way Jose'

PeakRarities

@Namvet69 said:
No way Jose'

I actually see what he’s saying on this one

Edit: it’s still Pareidolia, and doesn’t make this coin significant in any way. Just happened to be the way the light reflected in this photo.

MidLifeCrisis

Yes I see it. But you have too much time on your hands.

Abehunter

@MidLifeCrisis said:
Yes I see it. But you have too much time on your hands.

I waited four months to post it, guess I could have waited longer

jmlanzaf

@Abehunter said:

@MidLifeCrisis said:
Yes I see it. But you have too much time on your hands.

I waited four months to post it, guess I could have waited longer

Pareidolia.

JBK

@Abehunter said:

I waited four months to post it, guess I could have waited longer

Looks like you teased it 2 months ago.

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1082516/1967-quarter-man-in-the-middle#latest

MFeld

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

jmlanzaf

@MFeld said:

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

Or someone practiced their artistry at the Mint...

[Not that it happened in this case....]

Fraz

@jmlanzaf said:

@MFeld said:

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

Or someone practiced their artistry at the Mint...

[Not that it happened in this case....]

Edward Munch around?

yosclimber

As humans, we learn at a very early age to identify faces, identify people (mom, for example),
and identify emotions of strangers (friend, foe, etc.).
It's just a very useful skill for interacting with other humans.

Sometimes our brains take it to an extreme, like that "face on Mars", animal shapes in clouds,
and the perceived face on this coin.
It's part of being a human.
But a good sociable human realizes the limitations of this automatic face recognition,
and just ignores it when it is inappropriate.
So you should work on that a little.
Most of us can do it, and I bet you can, too.

291fifth

Another incredible rarity. Start the promotion!

Shamika

ricko

Pareidolia.... Faces/things in clouds etc., The imagination tries to make sense of shapes... Cheers, RickO

Abehunter

@MFeld said:

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

Abehunter

@Abehunter said:

@MFeld said:

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

It left a minute like that I have another quarter that's 4 years apart that has the same guy under it and that's not the best picture

MFeld

@Abehunter said:

@Abehunter said:

@MFeld said:

@Abehunter said:
A guy under or in between eagles legs

Seriously, how do you think that could be the case, unless someone practiced their artistry on it after it left the Mint? And even if that were the case - which it wasn’t - what would it matter?

It left a minute like that I have another quarter that's 4 years apart that has the same guy under it and that's not the best picture

May you continue to enjoy using your imagination.