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Edited by KilroyWuzHere
01/13/2013 2:05 pm
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 Please explain what you believe is the error. Also ,if you can, include close up photo's. |
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If you are talking about the date, yes, please provide closeups.
IMHO it looks like someone stamped in the 2010 after working over the fields. In that case it would be post mint damage.
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(have not had coffee yet this morning) Please disregard my PMD comment.  I am not sure what it is yet but it could be an error. Close ups of the date area would really help. Thanks! Edited by CoinsKelly
01/13/2013 08:55 am
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Welcome Kilroy.
That is a very interesting date, can you get closer?
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Rest in Peace
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Welcome!
It could also be helpful to show both sides of the coin.
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Picture is kind of small to tell, but it could be damage from a coin counting/wrapping machine. Closer pictures of the date area might help to prove/disprove that theory....
Dave
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Examined all my 2010 Grand Canyon quarters, there is definitely an extra " relief " rim around the device. I'l upload a pic of a standard quarter.  Edited by denco7
01/13/2013 11:53 am
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That second uploaded photo is not of my coin, but is good for comparison on what is different. There is a groove that is running outside of that inner rim and cuts right through the date. Where the circle should cut off to be straight, it continues to be a circle. I am not sure about damage from a coin counting machine. This groove runs almost exactly parallel to the inner groove. Sorry, I am a bit limited by the 100kb photo max. I will try for more pictures.  Thanks for the welcome! EDIT: Closeups    Edited by KilroyWuzHere
01/13/2013 12:20 pm
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The lines not going through the date make it seem like it a planchet prep error.
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That circular groove? It's just damage from a rolling or counting machine.
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I can definitely see how it would be PMD from a counting or rolling machine, but the groove is just so perfectly parallel to that inner ring that I'm struggling to accept that it's a coincidence. Thanks for all the help everyone! |
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What I don't understand is, if it is PMD then why does it not go through the date, why does it seem to have been made before the date was minted. |
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