Hess1978

Jocob coin

On 2/19/2022 at 7:15 PM, Woods020 said:

Perhaps we are all incorrect in that this is a damaged coin like the one you are comparing to. To prove us wrong you can send it in for error attribution and laugh at us later. Now get a basic membership ($25) then submit for grading under modern tier ($19) and add mint error attribution ($18). Depending on what value you want to insure this extreme rarity at supposed we say shipping costs will be $20 in total conservatively. For the low low price of roughly $82 you can potentially prove us wrong. Or in reality spend $82 on a damaged quarter that will be returned ungraded due to damage. The choice is yours my friend. 

The thing is i dont want to have it graded i found this coin in my pocket change i google lensed iti brought me to the 2019 jocob coin forum that looks like mine, both sides have the same disfigurements one is disfigured slightly more than the other but they are the same type of disfigurement. I dont see how a coin put in any type of machine could do that type of damage when a coin is put into a machine it rolls down past a sensor straight into a coin tray. And if they for some reason was put in together and stuck side by side it wouldn't make damage like that. 

On 2/16/2022 at 3:02 PM, Woods020 said:

Exactly the same damage as well. Looks like a dryer coin as said before. 

Exactly the same damage on the eexactsame 2002 quarter. I respect your answer but even if two of the quarters had gotten stuck in the same dryer there is no way it would damage both coins identically its just not logically possible.

On 1/14/2019 at 12:46 AM, Jacob Garrett said:

Can anyone tell me what if anything this quarter is besides a beat up quarter? I think it may be a broadstrike error but am unsure as I know nothing about coins. Is it something  that i should even bother with trying to grade? It is in fairly rough condition. The outside circumference is slightly larger than that of a normal everyday quarter as though it spread outward during the pressing. A little help if anyone would be so inclined. Thank you. 

Hi jacob i have an identical 2002 Indiana quarter. Im not sure if you live near me im in middletown ohio. Our coins are to identical. Me personally am not sure what happened to them but i dont believe it is damaged by a drier i do believe they were mistakenly errored like this during the making process. Cause i dont believe two different machines from two different places done the exact same damage to the exact same quarter.

On 2/16/2022 at 8:18 PM, Oldhoopster said:

Sorry, but your coin is damaged. It did not leave the mint in that condition

So you say it is damaged or a dryier damage. So how did my coin and jacobs coin recieve the exact same damage from to different places. They are identical in comparison 

I have a 2002 indiana quarter that look like it has what I think a broad strike error I saw the same exact one on one of the forums that is on here in January 2019. Can anyone tell me about this error and if possible a value.

On 1/14/2019 at 1:48 AM, Just Bob said:

Welcome to the forum.

A broadsrruck coin is one that was struck without the collar in place. The collar imparts the reeding on a quarter, so your coin had to have been struck with the collar in place. Therefore, it could not be broadstruck. I believe what you have there is a seriously damaged coin. From the look of it, I would guess that it was caught in some kind of machine, like a commercial clothes drier.

I have the same exact 2002 indiana quarter.