2022 Quarter Nina Otero Warren 1 1

[Mellogrrl65]

As dumb as this sounds, does anyone have one where one of her eyes has an eyeball and the other eye blank? I apologize for the ridiculous question. I tried to find any information I could, but found nothing. Just curious, thank you. 

Edited January 21 by Mellogrrl65
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[J P M]

She may have got some grease in her eye, or the die has worn enough for it to be missing.

[EagleRJO]

On 1/21/2024 at 7:53 AM, Mellogrrl65 said:

I apologize for the ridiculous question

Better that you ask questions instead of running around like a 🐔 without a head submitting coins. 

On 1/21/2024 at 7:53 AM, Mellogrrl65 said:

one of her eyes has an eyeball and the other eye blank

Could be as JPM indicated, or possibly a hit from a small pointy object as it appears a little crater like with a raised rim.  I'm not sure if that's how it actually is with the coin in-hand.  In either case not something significant.

[Coinbuf]

I can see both eyes, the right eye (viewers right) is not as well formed but is there.   Perhaps a weak strike or a some grease that interfered with getting a full strike, either way nothing of importance or interest imo.   If you find it interesting you can always just stick it into a flip and save it, coin collecting is about collecting coins that interest us even if they may not have any interest to others.

[RWB]

It fell out amidst all the creativity that went into that composition.

[Mellogrrl65]

Much thanks to you folks and I appreciate you all taking the time to help. Hope you all have a wonderful week!! 

[powermad5000]

I see the other eye faintly as well. It could be just some remnants of grease in the die. I do notice the lettering above (STATES OF A) also is a little weak. It is important when assessing a feature of a coin to take into consideration the entire side of the coin as a whole. When making an overall observation, this can sometimes explain some of the smaller things that are getting your attention. 

[Mellogrrl65]

On 1/21/2024 at 4:11 PM, powermad5000 said:

I see the other eye faintly as well. It could be just some remnants of grease in the die. I do notice the lettering above (STATES OF A) also is a little weak. It is important when assessing a feature of a coin to take into consideration the entire side of the coin as a whole. When making an overall observation, this can sometimes explain some of the smaller things that are getting your attention. 

That's true. I agree, I will definitely do that next time, if there is one. Thank you 🙃