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1996 D Quarter Error Or Not? Lines Around The Rim Front And Back

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1996-D-Quarter-Error-Or-Not?-Lines-Around-The-Rim-Front-And-Back

1996-D-Quarter-Error-Or-Not?-Lines-Around-The-Rim-Front-And-Back
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to the CCF

Always show a complete photo of both sides of the coin when posting.
This can sometimes help in evaluating your coin.

That being said , what you have is Post Minting Damage ( PMD)
No extra value but you can keep as a novelty. Have never seen that before.
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@dn1, first welcome to CCF. Second, I agree with @jimmy that your quarter is damaged. To me, it looks like this coin was compressed between a hard, textured surfaces. Is there a similar phenomenon on the other side too?
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Agree PMD.



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Reminds me of being pressed with a file. One direction, then on some areas at 90 degree differences. The mark on the rim show it even after the damage that happened earlier to the coin. Also the file was solid as it on hits the tops of the devices. (face area) PSD. Spender.
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Thanks everyone
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to the CCF! What else do you have to show us?
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