Error on Quarter

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samish

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wwhen i fiirst saw it thats what i thought too, but its swollen on both sides. looks like their is extra metal
 

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Post mint damage. It had gotten super heated at some time (house fire, someone using a torch, who knows?) and a gas bubble formed inside the coin. You can still see much of the dark residue from the heating.
 

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wayne1956 said:
Post mint damage. It had gotten super heated at some time (house fire, someone using a torch, who knows?) and a gas bubble formed inside the coin. You can still see much of the dark residue from the heating.

Man, I'm just following in Wayne1956's footsteps.

Yep, that's a cooked coin. The bubble forms between the layers. Remember that the cupronickel and copper layers are cold pressed together by force.
 

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