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A 2020 National Park Quarter "Woodie"?

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 Posted 01/21/2021  2:58 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add My2cent to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Is that possible? Or would you call it something else since it's not a cent?
As you can see on the obverse of the coin there are these lines over the entire surface and the reverse has the same thing but it has so much environmental damage that you cannot tell. What causes something like this to happen?

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I believe these are roller lines from the stock rollers, you sometimes see indentations from material that got stuck between the roller and planchet material, but roller lines are fairly common.
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I'd have to go with roller lines although it could be streak staining also.
it's a shame it's so environmentally damaged though, either way it doesn't have any real collector value, as people don't care much about roller lines to start, and the rest of the damage really don't help at all.
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Interesting. A 2020 coin with 1990s appearance. That quarter has been around.
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I agree, what you have are roller lines.

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They show up when the BU finish is gone. Then they fade away when they are worn off the coin. They are topical.
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Thank you everyone for your responding to my question. I have enjoyed the experience since I have started collecting and I was almost ready to go ahead and put it in my spend bag but was curious about the color.
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