quarters

NGC 1970-D Washington quarter struck on clad dime stock. The coin is the thickness of a dime, but is struck on a planchet the diameter of a quarter. It weighs 4.2 grams. MS63

NGC 2022-P Wilma Mankiller quarter retained cud obverse and minor split die reverse. This is an early stage of the split die on the reverse, but the split is visible.    MS64

Scarce clashed die proof state quarter. 

ANACS 25c clad Washington quarter struck on 0.14 gram clad planchet fragment. The coin is small, and only the letter "LIB" of LIBERTY and part of Washington's foreheard are visible. On the reverse some of the lettering and design are visible...

NGC 1976-x Washington quarter off-metal struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent, but has the design of a quarter. It is also the weight of a cent at 3.08 grams, and is missing some of the design du…

NGC 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet, and with a weight of 5 grams.    MS65 

NGC seated quarter struck 20% off-center. The coin shows a large amount of planchet, giving it nice eye-appeal as an off-center. Although the date is almost completely missing, it appears to be an "8" as the last digit on the date.  Seated liber…

PCGS 1970-D Washington quarter struck on clad dime stock. The coin is the design of a quarter but is the thickness of a quarter. It weighs 4.2.   Scarcer in mintstate grades.    MS63

PCGS 1967 Washington quarter struck on 10c thickness stock. The coin is the design and size of a quarter, but is struck on the planchet stock for a dime. A scarcer date.   VF35

PCGS 2000-X Maryland quarter struck on a 51% clipped fragment, with the coin having an irregular shape, and great eye-appeal! The coin is missing almost half it's planchet, and is a straight clip fragment.    Superb appearance, and...

PCGS 2000-D Maryland quarter reverse clad layer missing. The coin's clad layer separated before strike, leaving the copper core visible. A beautiful example, with bright red surfaces on the reverse.   MS64 Red

PCGS 2000-P Maryland quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The planchet was intended for a Jefferson 5c, and the coin is the weight and metal of a nickel, but has the design of a Maryland quarter.   Off-metal Maryland quarters on nickel planchets…

PCGS 2000-P Maryland quarter triple struck, with the 1st strike normal, then the 2nd and 3rd strikes 30% off-center and overlapping. A beautiful triple-strike, and a very scarce state for this error.    MS64 with nice luster and some toning…

PCGS 2000-P Massachusetts quarter with a reverse clad layer missing. The coin is copper on the reverse side, and occurred due to the clad layer missing before strike.    Nice eye-appeal as a missing clad layer quarter, with mostly red surfa…

NGC 1970-D Washington quarter struck on nickel planchet. The coin is the design of a quarter, but is struck on the planchet of a nickel, with a weight of 5 grams.   MS64

PCGS 2000-P New Hampshire quarter struck 30% off-center.MS64