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1999 P Georgia State Quarter - Multiple Errors Reverse & Rim Obverse?

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 Posted 08/05/2020  2:35 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Rosalita to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi guys,

I noticed on this 1999 P Georgia State Quarter that there are multiple errors on the reverse. Would like some help verifying what they are. I see the Reverse of the coin has a MAD with a Rim Fin, a die chip in the "D" of Wisdom, a die crack in the ribbon above the "M" in Wisdom, and another issue at the very end of the upper part of the ribbon. I am not sure what this is. It looks like the ribbon has 3 points at the end now. (See close up photo)

The obverse also looks like it has a rim issue. Is this a Misaligned Die?

1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
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 Posted 08/05/2020  4:45 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Well the logo devices are incuse. (Not raised) So contact marks will show like they fall behind the ribbon, when they don't. But the 'D' is a die chip off the die, (which these devices are raised on the die) thus the broken off void on the die is leaving a raised area inside the incuse area. I don't see evidence of a MAD or a fin. The dies are really showing a lot of DDD thus making the devices mushy looking. (including the EPU) The Motto on the obverse is showing die polishing that reduced the size of these devices making them thinner. But there are probably still a lot more coins expected out of this die. The devices continue to wear and deteriorate a lot linger before they look like this:
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
1999-P-Georgia-State-Quarter---Multiple-Errors-Reverse-&-Rim-Obverse?
So all you have on your coin is die events that will continue to get worse with continued use. Hope this helps. If not, ask more questions.
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