2016 Roosevelt Quarter Shattered Die?

A shatter die would show a distortion on the center of the die, not on the outside rim area:



Split dies:

But any car with a damaged fender, is not an attractive look for the car. So with the damage like that on a coin, it is always a spender. (unless you want to show to a new collector as an example of coin damage as an educational piece?)

Looks like something small and rotating, like a Dremel (MS) tool.

Thanks coop and nick10. I'm sending some things out to TPG soon may just throw this in with everything else

Once again, as previously mentioned: definitely a PMD

if the die shattered the metal would have moved to fill in the areas, like a Cud does.

This is post mint damage. the tool (side cutters) is wrong, this was done with tin snips. same like the cut under the 6 and the imprint of the snips beside the 6.
the person just didn't work the tin snips as much in that spot as the spot that caught your eye.

tin snip blades are serrated clamping them down and working it back and forth will put the circular marks.

nick10, on national parks quarters the lettering around the edge of the reverse is incuse, not raised.
On the "IC" of the obverse in America it's clearly pushing the metal of the letters, they are gone, on the reverse the lettering is incuse and the cutter is passing over it instead.

national park quarters are very common, go look at one.