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PCGS 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a Jefferson nickel, and has a weight of 5 grams.   Uncirculated details, scratch obverse. 

PCGS 1985-P Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a Jefferson nickel, and has a weight of 5.04 grams.    AU55

PCGS 1964-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a Jefferson nickel, and has a weight of 5.03 grams.    AU55

PCGS 1965 Washington quarter struck 15% off-center. MS61 counting wheel mark obverse. 

PCGS 2022-P Wilma Mankiller quarter with a retained cud obverse at 11-12 o'clock, and with just a small die crack on the reverse where the "split die" later develops on later die states of this cud/split die error. A popular cud!   MS62

2000-P 25c South Carolina Quarter Struck 12% Off-Center   PCGS MS66

NGC 2004-D Wisconsin quarter low leaf, with the coin showing the extra leaf on the left hand side of the ear of corn. It may have been an engraving error, or perhaps intentionally done by a Mint employee.    This is a popular die variety, w…

NGC 2004-D Wisconsin quarter low leaf, with the coin showing the extra leaf on the left hand side of the ear of corn. It may have been an engraving error, or perhaps intentionally done by a Mint employee.    This is a popular die variety, w…

NGC 1930 standing quarter with a retained cud obverse at 6 o'clock. A scarce cud on a scarce series for errors. VF35

ANACS 2007-D Montana quarter elliptical clip. The coin is an oval shape, and weighs 4.99 grams (normal is 5.67 grams), which is due to the blank being punched out incorrectly from the planchet strip, with a portion of the coin missing.  MS63

ANACS 1985-P Washington quarter struck 30% off-center. MS64

PCGS 1943-S Washington quarter with the "goiter neck" variety, with the die showing mushy, distorted design in the face, In God We Trust" and neck areas primarily. The variety is attributed as FS-401.   MS63

NGC 1998-P Washington quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet, with a weight of a nickel at around 5 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing. Also, it is struck on the solid copper/nickel plan…

PCGS 1981-P Washington quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet, with a weight of a nickel at around 5 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing. Also, it is struck on the solid copper/nickel...

NGC 1981-P Washington quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet, with a weight of 5 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing. Also, it is struck on the solid copper/nickel planchet of a nickel 5c…

PCGS 2005-D California quarter reverse missing clad layer, with the coin being copper on the reverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. It weighs 4.65 grams. A scarce state for missing clad layers.   AU55 Brown 

NGC 2008-D Alaska state quarter obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. The coin weighs 4.7 grams. A scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS63 Brown with a hint of red as…

NGC 2021-D Crossing the Delaware quarter, with the reverse missing the clad layer. A very scarce design for missing clad layer quarters, and tough to find! The coin is copper on the reverse, with minor streakings of surface nickel metal on it as well…

CACG 1980-P Washington quarter reverse missing clad layer. AU58 Brown

CACG 2002-P Mississippi quater improperly annealed, with dark surfaces from having been in the annealing drum for too long.   MS63