1992 P Washington Quarter "Info Please "

I'm seeing a damaged, possibly previously buried quarter.

Weight? If there is "extra" metal it will weigh more.
John1

Thank you for the tips on things to look into I look forward to updating

to the CCF Environmental damage can encompass all kinds of things that can happen to a coin. You say how can it be a straight lines? Maybe during it's 30 years of circulating some chemical contacted it but only on certain spots. Some chemicals might effect the copper, some others might effect the nickel. What it all boils down to is that if it didn't happen at the mint, it's not an error. That's what we call Post Mint Damage.

LOL could you please back that up with actual facts of factual proof Maybe a link or something that shows similar similar damage from whichever and could you please explain how you came to that determination I guess a city roads the quarters and leaves raised pieces of metal right I'm going to give that I'm honestly going to give that maybe maybe a maybe 15% chance of being a possibility and that might be pushing it with all do my respect!! I appreciate the Insight no matter what it is or where it comes from even if it is describing one's long shot of a possibility I just the percentage wise is very low for that to do that with that chemicals it says if you're shrinking a head but it grows bigger it's as if your plant a tree upside down and it grows into the ground type thing with raised barking indented bark but still looks identifiable with all due respect I will definitely not believe that nice Theory though thank you again for your opinion I just it can be anything else but I just don't see that happening unless like I said if you could present a link or something maybe a picture of your own coin that has that or one something anything other than just your written opinion I would greatly appreciate it cuz I really want to learn more about this topic I'm just really curious too on how that those chemicals like 808 the quarter part underneath the of the mint mark if you look at the mint mark the D like there's like that D is on top of the raised part of the quarter and it can still make out the whole quarter so

Okay and I don't know how I feel about the egotistical self better than everybody else standards of if the pictures not right side up you can't make out the description that's that's kind of conceited man I mean that's that's really like you're the type of person if you can't reply to a post because the pictures upside down God forbid my punctuations off that's I don't even know how to begin to describe the type of person that would do something like that I mean wait till the door closes at your house I'm wondering what you're hiding type thing wow I can't reply because you didn't put a period in there I'm going to tell him you should put a period in there once again with all the respect keep that kind of comment to yourself wow

Sorry, but the burden of proof is on you, not us. There are billions of ways a coin can be damaged. There is a finite amount of ways an error can happen. So you prove to us how this happened during the minting process.

PS, I'd check the attitude, it won't fly well here.