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I have a quarter with the I missing in "in God we trust" and theres a w there insted. Any ideas? I'm new to coin collecting
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Pillar of the Community
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 thanks for the post but  to be able to see what your talking about. |
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Pillar of the Community
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, Glass, do you know how to upload a picture? |
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Is the "W" raised from the coins surface or incuse?
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Is the "W" raised from the coins surface or incuse? This was the first thing I wondered too. |
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Haha sorry  |
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Can we get a closeup of the W in question? but it looks like the I was pushed toward the N by the fingers of a coin rolling machine.
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I agree by the current photo it looks like a "W", but I also agree it looks like damage after it left the mint. Just a rookies opinion. Wait for others. Thanks, Doug. |
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It appears to have heavy residue, what can I use to clean it?
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Pillar of the Community
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PMD stands for post mint damage, meaning not good. Not a good idea to clean good coins, it reduces their value.
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it looks like the I was pushed toward the N by the fingers of a coin rolling machine.  I don't think cleaning will help that coin much, it looks pitted. |
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Posted 06/03/2015 10:05 pm
