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1999-P Delaware Quarter

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 Posted 04/18/2007  4:33 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add kashmir to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi everyone.. I think I'm really getting into this coin collecting because I find myself looking through every bit of change I get now, I've come across this Delaware Quarter and comparing it to another one from the same mint, the rein from the riders hand to the horse's mane is missing and so is the top of the saddle, it is not worn at all, the rest of the detailing can be seen quite clearly there is not even a faint trace of a line. Is there or is this a error coin I've tried to put a pic. on but it's either fuzzy or to big so I cant upload it,... any help on this question would be gratefully received.........roy
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Hard to say without a pic. I had trouble uploading pics here until I read the tutorial on how to do it, download the program and it will allow you to resize to the correct format and post pics easily. If I can do it....anybody can, just takes a little patience and the reward is well worth it. Post a pic and you will get the responses (build it and they will come!)
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