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1993-D Washington Quarter Wrong Planchette

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*** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. Previously posted in US Classic and Colonial Variety and Error Coins. ***

I can't get the images any clearer than what you see. It's exactly how the coin looks.

It weighs 4.43 grams and is thick as a dime.

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Looks like it was etched in nitric acid. Just a damaged coin, still worth $0.25.
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So does the acid remove the ridges on the rim
and thins out the coin therefore making it weigh less than normal?
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Acid damage. The acid attack's the copper more than the Nickle.
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to the CCF!
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Yep, if it was the wrong planchet, the design will be cut off by the small planchet.
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