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This Is An Awesome Coin! (1995 Washington Quarter)

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*** Edited by Staff to Add Year / Mintmark / Denomination to Title. Titles are Important! ***

I work at a gas station and get a lot of amazing coins but this one was probably a one of a kind find have never seen a quarter with so much copper
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Looks like environmental damage.
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Been in the ground a long time. Perhaps a cow pasture.
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more than likely a metal detecting find - environmental damage
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@Alzaiver89, first welcome to CCF. Second, as others have noted above, your the surface of your coin most likely has been stained at some point along the way after leaving the mint. I'm sorry to say that this color is really just damage and does not add to the value of your coin.
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and yes, to the CCF!
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