Here’s what happened.
I asked my mother if she had any coins I could look at. She gave me a few coins. One of them happened to be a wheat penny, but that aside the point. She gave me two Minnesota quarters. I looked at one of them under a large magnifier, nothing. Then I looked at the other, and I discovered there is an “extra tree.”
It’s casting a shadow, and it’s raised, so it’s a mint error. You can also see it faintly with the naked eye.
Here are four pictures, all under a magnifier. The first is the normal Minnesota quarter. The second is the double die. The third is me pointing at where the extra tree is, and the fourth is a close-up of that area.
Something I never expected to find!
I am having it looked at by a pro as soon as possible.
Jared
I asked my mother if she had any coins I could look at. She gave me a few coins. One of them happened to be a wheat penny, but that aside the point. She gave me two Minnesota quarters. I looked at one of them under a large magnifier, nothing. Then I looked at the other, and I discovered there is an “extra tree.”
It’s casting a shadow, and it’s raised, so it’s a mint error. You can also see it faintly with the naked eye.
Here are four pictures, all under a magnifier. The first is the normal Minnesota quarter. The second is the double die. The third is me pointing at where the extra tree is, and the fourth is a close-up of that area.
Something I never expected to find!
I am having it looked at by a pro as soon as possible.
Jared
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