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So I found a Delaware State Quarter the other day and found an obvious blemish and as I started researching, I found some other markings I would have normally passed over. Please let me know what you think!

On the Delaware side: There's a major dent thats smooth to the touch to the upper right. Also on the rider's foot there is absolutely no stirrup. It also appears that the horse has never had a bridle, its not worn away or anything its completely smooth.

On the washington side: This side is almost completely flat. The you in United is almost completely in the coin and barely is raised. the F in OF is not even there.. and the R in quarter dollaR is more raised than any other coin I've seen.

I've attached two pictures let me know if you want more!

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Heated, it bubbled, then the bubble collapsed.
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Definitely exposed to high heat. Caused trapped gas between clad layer to expand. Also, the dark, fuzzy surfaces are typical signs as well.
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to CCF.Could be from a house fire or something like that.
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