1991 P quarter improperly annealed ?

mok13

Hi all
Back to searching after a very long pause.
Living in France so sorry if not always clearly understandable 😅
Hope I didn’t forget my coin knowledge
Going through quarters and found this one with other color on obverse

IkesT

You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

johnny9434

@IkesT said:
You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

Theres a good pic there of what your looking for in the post. Copy it to somewhere for future reference 👍

mok13

oh indeed longer than I thought.
thx for your answers
After reading this post again, I undertand that it is difficult to know if layer is missing or not
as weight is same as normal coin it can only be an improper annealed or pmd ...

MsMorrisine

improperly annealed is a different look and color

Morgan White

@IkesT said:
You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

The random single post guy at the end was interesting.

MsMorrisine

IkesT

@Morgan White said:

@IkesT said:
You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

The random single post guy at the end was interesting.

Yes, he waited a year to post and then was never heard from again...Maybe a year from now he'll post on this thread.

Then in another 4 years, mok13 can come back with another damaged coin, ask the same questions about improper annealing and missing clad layers, and the whole cycle can begin again...

mok13

@IkesT said:

@Morgan White said:

@IkesT said:
You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

The random single post guy at the end was interesting.

Yes, he waited a year to post and then was never heard from again...Maybe a year from now he'll post on this thread.

Then in another 4 years, mok13 can come back with another damaged coin, ask the same questions about improper annealing and missing clad layers, and the whole cycle can begin again...

Would be kind of a Truman show 😅

johnny9434

@IkesT said:

@Morgan White said:

@IkesT said:
You asked the same questions in your last post back in 2021:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1058252/2005-d-ocean-view-nickel-improperly-annealed#latest

What does that tell you?

The random single post guy at the end was interesting.

Yes, he waited a year to post and then was never heard from again...Maybe a year from now he'll post on this thread.

Then in another 4 years, mok13 can come back with another damaged coin, ask the same questions about improper annealing and missing clad layers, and the whole cycle can begin again...

Round and round we go, where it ends will never know