1966 Quarter Regular Strike Die?

Sorry ill get them asap. This is by far the hardest its ever been to photograph a coin.

This was the best I could get. Aorfy about the glare again. This coin is not easy to photograph.

Looks too shiny to be a proof. The 1965-1967 were SMS (Special-Mint-Sets) and were not as shiny. Also you could see the copper layer on the edge of the coin on the reed areas. If they are plated, that is covered over. Also the die is showing sever field reduction, also telling me it is not from a SMS die. It should be more dull looking.

That would make sense, because the chrome process is in three steps. Copper/nickel/chrome. The three layers make it a lot more brilliant in look. Pretty much worth value now.

Im not sure. I purchased it in a sms set with all the other 66's. The dime,nickel and quarter all look the same but the kennedy does look a bit less shiny. The 67' that I purchased from the same person is the same color but none are misseng detail like this.

I don't really know, not a specialist on SMS, but what's up with the big white fiber looking thing on the reverse? is that a squiggly scratch or a large piece of lint because it's there in the lens picture and out of the lens pictures both?
Proof or SMS shouldn't have that, whatever it is. would lead me to believe if it's a fiber, it's possible the set was opened and tampered with, only if it was a struck though wire or something would I think it wasnt' tampered with, and still I'd think it was tampered with.

you can put a mirror shine on anything with Jewelers Rouge Or Blanc Buffing compound bars and a buffing wheel and a bit of time. Done right with skill it only the really experienced would know it's been polished, even the hirlines, swirl and micro scratches are gone.

It almost looks like a scratch. Idk.