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2005 Oregon Proof Or Polish Quarter?

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I got this 2005 Oregon quarter in change, and it looks like it could either be a proof or polish. I am unsure which it is. The dark coloring extends on all of the reverse and obverse, but I am finding it difficult in getting a good picture to show the full detail of the coloring. Any thoughts?

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It appears to be a normal Oregon State Quarter. For it to be a proof it would have an S mint mark instead of a P mint mark and it would look drastically different
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Okay, thanks. Thought the coloring was a bit off. Guess it was just the lighting then.
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Not a proof. Here is a pretty good picture on ebay of a proof: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2005-Oregon...em53f2e93a0c

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