Any collector Interest in Misplaced Mint Marks? Pictured: 1964 D 25C Misplaced Mint Mark (way off)

Maxvan1

I found this 1964 D quarter with an unusual mint mark. It's misplaced far south and it appears to be smaller [?] than other Denver Quarter mint marks I've compared it to. I don't have a good way to measure it, but it appears visually smaller. Maybe it looks smaller because it's low, though?

Any community thoughts on this one? I won't get mad if yall tell me it's nothing.

JBK

It's interesting and I'd keep it if it were mine.

There's a nickel (maybe 1975?) with a dramatically misplaced D mintmark that has some value.

sellitstore

Interesting variety, properly centered but low.

New Collecting Idea: It might be interesting to assemble the lowest, highest, most right and left centered mintmarks, either for the date/mint or series.

Steven59

Who's to say that isn't proper position and all the rest are off?

Morgan White

@JBK said:
It's interesting and I'd keep it if it were mine.

There's a nickel (maybe 1975?) with a dramatically misplaced D mintmark that has some value.

Interesting. Haven't see that before. I think this one is a true misplaced MM since it's outside the "placement area"