I have a 2000 d QUARTER mint SET and I noticed something but I'm not sure if it's an error or not. I noticed that on the brim of all quarters THE SILVER clad runs down to halfway OF BRIM and the rest is copper color.. In this set all quarters clad RUNS FROM REVERSE downward except the Virginia quarter, it runs from front down. It's a little odd and silly but is this an error? Please your knowledge is appreciated.
When the blanks are stamped out of the nickel plated copper sheet the nickel follows onto the edge from the direction of the cut......then the rimming process..then into a hopper to be fed into the stamping mill...50/50 chance of the nickel flowing from obverse to rev or vice versa I know I didn't explain it the clearest way, so why not click on the youtube icon (near the top of each page) and watch the short video on the making of quarters Good luck, have fun
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