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What Is This Gold Spot On 1997 Quarter?

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i was looking at this and this gold gleam caught my eye. its in the branch under the eagle to the right. the video really captures it as it catches a shine. not quite sure what it could be. please help! curiosity is killing me.

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No idea as your pictures and super-fast vid don't seem to show anything.

EDIT: Ah, I do see it now, something stuck to the quarter?
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@oob, dis-regarding the color, this seems most likely to be a small die chip. Being shiny and gold-colored is not typical of a die chip though. Perhaps this is a small hunk of a metal that has embedded into the surface of the coin?
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I think it is a piece of glitter from females painted fingernails. This subject has come up before.
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Definitely glitter. PMD, not an error.
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