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2005 P Kansas Quarter With Errors Not Known

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Can anyone tell me if my kansas quarter is unique due to the lip/rim is so much higher than normal? Also the edge is smooth and mostly copper. Also can anyone tell me if it has a detached leg
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To CCF! It appears to be an early stage Dryer Coin. PMD. Not an error. Worth face value.
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Looks like a Dryer Coin to me
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Put this quarter on top of another quarter and you will
see that the diameter is smaller. A sign of a Dryer Coin.
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