Latest Kennedy Error Find

[jtryka]

Got this one in a roll today, appears to be struck throuhg grease or something. 1995-D Obverse 1995-D Reverse

[EVillageProwler]

what a weird looking coin...

 

evp

 

[braddick]

I like it. Nice obverse error.

[coinman1794]

Yes, that looks to me like a struck thru grease error. Depending on grade, it might be worth slabbing!

 

[jtryka]

It looks to be roughly AU/Unc, but that brings up an interesting idea, in that I never thought grade would be important to an error, seeing as how it is never going to be MS-70 (an error by definition id imperfect), the grade must be skewed downwards. Anyone care to shed some light on error grading?

[nucks]

I would have loved to have found that one myself.

[kenwin1]

I have several quarters that look like that and I thought it was from either a deteriorated die or a die that was rehubed and stressed, but I could be wrong. If you find anything about it, can you post your findings? Thanks KEN

[coinman1794]

The error does not effect the grade. In this case, the coin is graded based on the normal areas of the coin's surface. An error is not concidered damage and therefore does not detraction from grade.