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1965-1982 US Quarter Errors

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I want to know if any of these quarters have errors, and if so are they worth anything.

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

The first one is more obvious. I want to know what kind of error is this.

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

This one I want to know why there's a ring goind around the head.

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

Same with the 1970 coin. Why is there a ring around the head.

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

1965-1982-US-Quarter-Errors

This last one, the mint mark is odd. Like it was scratched into the coin.
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Usually, counting/rolling machines.
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Which one? The first one or the 1970?
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The first one is counting/rolling machine as Fioti stated.
The ring is the bottom of Abe's ear lobe. I believe.
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That's not what I meant. Around the center there's a ring that goes around the head. I haven't really seen that in quarters
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Around the center there's a ring that goes around the head.

Same as the first one, counting/rolling machine.
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to CCF. All are just damaged.Coin counting/wrapping machines as well as so called "gum-ball machines" do that to coins. All spenders. Hope you stick around and enjoy our great site.
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Coin counting/wrapping machines as well as so called "gum-ball machines"

Thanks John for the correct name and "gum-ball machines" addition.
Goodroe12 , great questions, good pictures and good cropping..
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to CCF, all damaged, but it is the begenning of your learning process
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This is a great site to learn from. I know (from my experience) there will be disappointments along the way but that is how I learned about coin varieties and errors and gained my appreciation for the coin hobby.
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