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New Member
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Reverse is normal. It's only on the front of the coin
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Bedrock of the Community
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 To CCF! Can we please get a full obverse picture? Errers and Varietys.
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Moderator
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We probably need full coin images of both sides to better help you out here.
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New Member
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So I guess that is a no? I will upload more images to make you happy, but if you ain't seen it then you ain't seen it. And that is the answer to my question
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New Member
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Ok well lol I will have to upload later. It's taking forever and I have to run. But I will be back with more images for yall
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Valued Member
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If you zoom in you can see a strange squiggly line pattern all over.. not sure what that would be but I do see it.
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Moderator
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Ok here are more photos   |
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New Member
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Thank you EricH I'm glad it's not just me. And thank you jbuck for the welcome!  |
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@mizz, first welcome to CCF. Second, is your first picture taken with this quarter already inside the 2x2? I ask because when you are asking about subtle surface details, the plastic window can distort our view. With that said, mostly when we see coins with some surface texture, it is due to chemical or environmental exposure. One remote possibility is that this coin has a so-called "orange peel" texture, but I don't know if that shows up on modern clad coins.
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Thank you so much Spence for the meaningful reply. No the first image the coin was not in a case when I took the image. I cleaned the prints off and put it in a 2x2 later. Now I totally get what you are saying about what could cause such damage, but we are talking about a coin that is less than a few months old. How much time did it really have for that to happen? What are the odds? Other wise I would totally agree with some sort of PMD. These lines though are a straight, and in the same direction. All seems done at once. Not as if it ran through something a bunch and ended this way. Almost mechanical. Have you seen any machine damage like this? Ok so after looking it up, I'm going to have to say, yes orange peel texture is exactly what I would say this is most like. I don't know if this happens with modern coins, but thank that does seem to be the answer I was looking for. Thank you! Edited by MizzJesi
07/24/2023 7:55 pm
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New Member
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Here is another photo of it next to the same quarter from the same mint,  |
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New Member
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Thank you Errers,
Now that is a an error I had not seen before and now I know about. Makes perfect sense that is what I am seeing.
I appreciate you jumping in with your experience.
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Yep, I'll agree with E&VF, possible roller lines, Usually they show up on both sides of a coin
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