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pecosbob

(7,904 posts)
Sun Nov 10, 2019, 03:08 PM Nov 2019

A numismatic question for DUers

Came upon this coin...it looks to me like a Georgia commemorative quarter has been powerfully impacted by a Connecticut commemorative quarter. Can't say for sure whether it might have occurred in the mint or afterward. Anyone got any ideas?

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A numismatic question for DUers (Original Post) pecosbob Nov 2019 OP
My dad collected coins. LakeArenal Nov 2019 #1
My opinion Boxerfan Nov 2019 #2
That was my take as well pecosbob Nov 2019 #7
Individual mint error. safeinOhio Nov 2019 #3
A true double die would be two of the same thing defacto7 Nov 2019 #4
I have a double stuck nickel. The dealer only offered doc03 Nov 2019 #5
This is an error coin. 3Hotdogs Nov 2019 #6

LakeArenal

(29,853 posts)
1. My dad collected coins.
Sun Nov 10, 2019, 03:11 PM
Nov 2019

I think double stamped coins are valuable.

Any coin collectors out there?

I know double stamped bills are valuable.

Boxerfan

(2,533 posts)
2. My opinion
Sun Nov 10, 2019, 03:19 PM
Nov 2019

And not an expert but this looks like the damage is after the mint. It has a fair degree of wear across the face but the damaged area is still fresh.

So-worth a quarter.

Again-not an expert. But people use coins as shims,they get run over who knows.

3Hotdogs

(13,561 posts)
6. This is an error coin.
Sun Nov 10, 2019, 05:00 PM
Nov 2019

Value depends on severity of the mis-strike.

Certainly worth more than a quarter to an error collector.

I collect nickels that were struck on copper planchet. They look like bronze nickels.

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