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2017 D Quarter, Grey With Subdued Shine, Normal Edge. Improperly Annealed?

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Found in circulation. I have seen comparable examples of other quarters upon which there is some debate about whether it is caused by PMD or a true error or improperly annealed or something else. The edge seems completely normal to me. I haven't seen this color on this particular Ozark Riverways Missouri which is highly detailed and picturesque.
I found the Utah quarter pictured below online was described as "gun metal" color and that's how I'd describe mine as well.
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Yes for sure some debate on this. My personal opinion is that odd coloration should be assumed to be from chemical/environmental exposure rather than improper heat treatment by the mint.
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jvcv_0,
Please read up and study the annealing process. This will get you started:https://www.error-ref.com/?s=annealing
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Excessive heat can cause the sort of very dark toning that we can see in OP's example.
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I'm thinking the 2017 D quarter spent a little time in a poorly maintained fountain or in contact with mostly moist soil. Environmental discoloration is my guess.
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I lean toward the chemical/environmental theory.
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Nothing for this one to have a premium. Just a spender.
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