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1992 Washington Quarter - So I Just Started Getting Into The Error Game

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Hey guys and gals David here, so I just started my cook. Saving and gathering/ error hunt coin journey... SO I CAME ACROSS THIS COIN was like hmmm this is weird looks like it was burnt or heated up than felt the adverse side of the coin and the smooth as a baby's butt and then on the reverse side smooth as a baby butt but with the collabs of like oil or something in the image so if I can get any input on this coin greatly appreciated this post damage or mint error damage and if so what kind of damage or error Thanks again for reading this post and taking a time out your day to answer this noobs question

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See I thought that as well but, when you zoom really in on it, all the discoloration looks to be like ink blobs
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Staining--perhaps spent a little time in a moist cupholder, or under a washing machine where some water accumulated and mixed with nearby gunk, etc. The coin didn't leave the striking chamber in that condition.
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looks like stain but I still think it is cool looking
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to the CCF and
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My thought is a cup holder coin...PMD.
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some sort of environmental staining. Keep searching!
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On coins, the better the condition a coin is in, the more value for the coin. The more post strike damage a variety coin, reduces the value. On a normal coin that is damaged, then it is just a face value coin as it is a cull coin to a serious collector.
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