My first thought on this coin would be a Greaser, but I don't see the typical bumpy fields around the lettering. Given that bicentennial quarter dies were known for die clashes and heavy polishing, perhaps some overzealous engraver removed the delicate top of the T?
Great find! If it is over polished I would expect to see more of them. If it's a Greaser, probably not. I will definitely add it to my "look for" list.
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