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1970 D Quarter Reverse Ghost "P"

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 Posted 07/10/2017  2:45 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Jennielynn to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi all
I am new to the coin adventure and would love some feedback on this coin I found. It's a 1970 d and on the reverse there's a ghost P to the top right of the eagles wing. There's also some other interesting marks within the leaves and "DOLLAR". Any thought on this and have you seen this before?

Thanks!!

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to the best coin forum out there!

First question I think most will have it, is the 'P' raised from the field?

If it is incuse (below the surface), it'll most likely be someone trying to counterstamp the coin, or a bored kid in dad's workshop. Both of which would be called ' PMD' (Post-Mint Damage), which devalues the coin 99.99% of the time, and would in this case.

If it is raised, then it would be interesting, and not something I am knowledgeable enough on to really comment.

Others will be along soon enough!
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Thank you for your thoughts and looking at wheaten it's raised or not, it appears it is very slightly. Here are a couple more close up pictures. They aren't great, but I am using my phone. hope this helps to the markings under the strike.

Thanks again and I absolutely love this forum!!

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to the Forum. The P whatever it is, was put there after the coin was minted. There is such a thing as a Dropped Letter, but being closer to the size of the mintmark, it would've been on the obverse. Sorry, but this coin looks normal to me.
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