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NGC 2022-P 25c with a retained cud obverse are 12 o'clock, and a minor split die (early stage of the larger split die) revere at 2 o'clock. A popular double die break error!   MS64

PCGS 2022-P Wilma Mankiller with a retained cud at 12 o'clock on the obverse, and a minor split die on the reverse. This is an early stage of this population duo of cud and split die.   MS64

PCGS 2000-D New Hampshire state quarter reverse missing clad layer.  Uncirculated details with a small, short scratch obverse. 

PCGS 1980-P Washington quarter missing reverse clad layer.    MS63 Brown

PCGS 1970-D Washington quarter with a larger obverse cud. Scarce cud.  AU53

PCGS 1976-D Washington Bicentennial quarter struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller, copper planchet of a Lincoln cent, with the result that much of the outer lettering is missing, and also the coin is copper instead of clad…

2005-P West Virginia Quarter Cud Die Break Reverse NGC MS65

NGC 25c 1973-S proof Washington quarter struck on cent planchet. A dramatic and scarce proof off-metal, with the coin struck on the copper-alloy planchet used for Lincoln cents, but which was instead struck with proof quarter dies! The coin is much..…

PCGS 1973-D Washington quarter struck on a copper cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, and as a result is both the weight and metal of a cent. The coin is copper in appearance, and.…

ANACS 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel blank. The coin is struck on the slightly smaller blank of a Jefferson nickel, and weighs 4.96 grams. A wrong planchet error, and one of the more affordable combinations (25c on 5c.)   MS64

ANACS 1983-P Washington quarter struck 40% off-center. MS63 spots

ANACS 1972-D 25c Washington quarter struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on a 1c planchet intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, but which was instead struck struck with quarter dies. It is the bronze alloy of a cent, and weighs the weig…

ANACS 1966 Washington quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is the weight of a nickel at about 5 grams, and is slightly smaller in diameter than a normal quarter (since a nickel is smaller in size than a quarter.)    MS62 with golde…

PCGS 1959 Washington quarter wrong planchet error, struck on a 5c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking a Jefferson nickel. It is smaller in diameter than a normal quarter, with portions of the coin missing. Also, it is t…

PCGS 1976 bicentennial Washington quarter struck on 5c planchet, with the coin smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing, and also much lighter weight, with a weight of only 5.01 grams. Bicentennial quarters struck…

Struck off-center. 

PCGS 1989-P Washingon quarter struck on clad dime stock. The coin is struck on planchet stock that is the thickness of a Roosevelt dime, but is the diameter (size) of a quarter. A very scarce date, with just around 4 or 5 known probably...

2005-P 25c Kansas Quarter 3% Double Clipped PCGS MS63

NGC 1953 Washington quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on the 5c planchet intended for a Jefferson nickel. Because of the smaller size of the nickel, some of the coin's outer design is missing.    A rare date for quarte…

PCGS 1967 Washington quarter struck on cent planchet. The coin is copper, and is the weight of a cent, and has much of the outer design missing. The full date is visible as well. A scarce error type.    The error occurred when a cent planch…