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1970 D Washington quarter
Rabbit101
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I'm trying to figure out if this is a Broadstrike or what's going on around the rim.... I'd it a error.....
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On the obverse? Wrapping damage I think
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You mean like under 1970? Looks like the normal circulated life of a quarter from what I see.
Thank u sir I just making sure... Sometimes it's hard to tell
No sign of a broadstrike whatsoever.
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Yep... appears to be damaged when rolled....Cheers, RickO
That was my first impression as well.
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PMD
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Circular marks on the obverse are most likely wheel damage marks from coin wrapping/ rolling machine. May occur to end-of-roll coins when rolling coins in paper rolls using typical older machines for this task. Post-Mint Damage (PMD).
The coin may be spent without worry of losing a specimen of numismatic interest or losing a numismatic premium.
Photos of two styles of this machine:
Thank y'all so much for the info I know I can buy me a drink with it... Lol