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Help With A Mint Error Washington Quarter

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 Posted 07/07/2023  2:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ijn1944 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Fascinating find. Find it roll hunting, or in change, or?
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Most likely struck through a detached clad layer...

A detached clad layer from another previously struck quarter?

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However, I can't rule out a strike through a late-stage partial (off-center) die cap.

The is where my mind went to initially.
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The clad layer would have separated from an unstruck planchet. I favor the struck-through-clad-layer scenario for two reasons. First, the strength of the ghost image is consistent with this diagnosis. Second, partial die caps seldom last long enough for a strong ghost image to bleed through.
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Thanks everyone for your inside. I appreciate it immensely!!! Any one got advice in to slab or not to slab? Rough value of a coin like this. This is the first one I've come across. So,p I got it in s pile of coins from an old friend who passed away. His wife knew I collected and she wanted for me to have his small collection. Thanks again everyone!!!
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