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What Happened Here? 1997 Quarter

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Came across this coin in circulation ... can anyone identify what all errors happened to this thing? The edges are not reeded, and both sides appear as if this didn't get a complete strike.


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can you get clearer pictures of the obverse and reverse?

but seeing the edge it looks like someone ground it to fit in a holder or maybe partial Dryer Coin
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to CCF. Don't know how it happened but it is PSD.
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jb and yes, my first thought without detailed pictures is it's a Dryer Coin.
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Dryer Coin would explain the rims. Better photos needed to see the wear patterns on the obverse and reverse. Certainly doesn't look like any kind of an error.
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Here are some better images.

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The diameter is the same as a regular quarter.
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Much better pictures.
It just looks worn to me, with someone possibly sanding down the reeding on the edge. PMD
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Other than the obvious "why would anyone do that?" that makes sense ...... guess some millwright was showing off his skills
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