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1984-P Washington Quarter Struck Off Center

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Shearing a 1984p struck 20% off center and for some reason looks to be elliptical ( no round) 26mm across one way and 25mm the other way .
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 Posted 01/21/2025  12:39 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice Off Center strike!
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Very nice error!

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...and for some reason looks to be elliptical... (

When this was struck the planchet was not seated correctly (centered in the chamber) between the dies, when the hammer die came down the forces caused the planchet to become slightly out of round.
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Very nice off center mint error!
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Very nice, uruman!

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looks to be elliptical

Yes, it was out of the collar - you can see collar marks below the date and above America. It doesn't have reeding, does it?
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Very nice!!
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