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I apologize for all the posts as I am still learning but any idea what these strange marks are. They look like the edge of the quarter gouged into the front.

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There are many things that routinely damage a coin: Gumball Machine turnstiles, coin rollers, clothes drier...road surfaces. Over time, you'll be able to label a few at a glance. Your specimen here is probably a damaged coin but you may to familiarize yourself with lamination errors. Some apparent gouging may in fact be a lamination error. Here's one to consider -


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The one on the bottom seems to be part of the bust when I look under magnification. Most damage looks like damage but this is strange.
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The one by the eye looks to be reeding damage from another coin, so the bottom one may be that as well. PSD
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Can you see any fissures extending beyond the ends of the gouge?
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