Is this any type of error coin?
Wareagle1983
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Wareagle1983
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Wareagle1983
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Slightly Off-center obverse. No big deal.
OK. Thanks. I'm still learning
Speaking of learning! Welcome to School! I say school because you'll not only be taught about coins but in other areas as well. Such as, in ethics, manners and in business. You came to the right place to learn many things. You see, this forum that you wisely decided to join, is pretty knowledgeable in many topics. Nice to see that you are interested in error/variety coins. I too am involved in this area. Very profitable, as well as, much more fun to look for. Post often and don't be a stranger. Most importantly, always remember to have FUN! Once again, Welcome To Our Forum. -joey
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.The rule of thumb that I was taught for an off-center to matter is whether or not design elements are missing. Your quarter is close enough to me to be of interest and worth $.25 to set it aside to keep...thought the condition isn't too good.
I might be wrong but the reverse shows possible struck through grease near bottom right of "E PLURIBUS UNUM". It may also just be worn, can't tell from picture.
Appears to be a misaligned die, quite common on quarters of this era.
Thanks everyone for the responses. I'm gonna put it up just cause I like the way it looks and gives my very small collection a little more eye candy
I always keep coins with 'minor' issues.... just as teaching tools .... Always good for that and for comparing to other coins with similar issues. Cheers, RickO