Hi, my name is Cory.
I am from Lancaster Pennsylvania, and I have recently come across several Washington quarters that appear to have whole other coins or just some things I am not educated about. I am attaching a picture of a 1994 Philadelphia mint quarter. The face looks like it is doubled along with many of the words and dates. There are some shapes that do not belong. If any one has free time to take a look I would greatly appreciate it.
The one other coin I will start another thread on is a 1980 P Washington Quarter which seems to have been stamped on a 1953 great Britain queen Elizabeth shilling coin. Excuse my ignorance.
Feel free to email me at coryhodson@gmail.com
1994 Washington Quarter Error
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Re: 1994 Washington Quarter Error
You need to watch my video, this quarter is completely normal and as many contact marks from circulation. The contact marks is what causes it to look like this so watch this https://youtu.be/xoaoikjvoMM
Another thing, you can look at all the auction houses and you will not see any errors as you described this, that should tell you something.
Another thing, you can look at all the auction houses and you will not see any errors as you described this, that should tell you something.
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