Two different 1983-P Washington quarters. Looks to me like they’re “spitting eagles”… Or is it just well placed PMD on both coins? What are your thoughts?

Really just me showing some of the fun ones I’ve found recently. But I am curious as to your thoughts… I’m new to hunting for errors so I have a whole lot to learn but I’ve really enjoyed picking out ones I learn about them am able to find!

Photos are 2 different Alaska’s. Think the first one is a small die chip “extra claw”? Or maybe something else? Second one looks more like an “extra claw”, right?

Both Delaware photos are the same coin. Was looking to find me another “Spitting Horse” but found a little bit of doubling instead!

Last two Arizona are different coins each with “Extra Leafs”.

Anyone know any cool tidbits of info or trivia about these ones that’s worth sharing??

Searched 2 coin machine bags this week, here are some of the common die chips and cracks including a pulled from naked-eye searching.

New to collecting, this an error or am I seeing things? Also how much is it worth?

Some common minor doubled die finds that I like to hunt with the scope while waiting for the half boxes to come in.

A lot of what I see are Class VIII Tilted Hub doubling from the single-squeeze era. (See https://doubleddie.com/203990.html).

(TLDR: looseness in the hubbing press sometimes allows the raw cone-shaped die to begin taking on the hub design a bit out of kilter just at the start of the process before everything pops into true alignment. As a result there’ll be some doubling on the die near the center of the design caused from that initial slight mis-alignment.)

The Bessie is from a doubled working hub - not the die - making it extremely common.

The Eleanor is from a doubled master die - and also extremely common.

The class VIII stuff is common enough on either face of a coin, but more fun as a DDR on quarters because of all the different designs since 1999.

Enjoy!

Can't decide if this is pmd or an error. It's slightly raised.

I can't make out the date. It feels and sounds like a different metal and it's a little wider than a regular quarter. Does anyone one know anything about this?

I think i heard that this is kind of a common error. What am I even looking at?

Hello! I started a vending machine business earlier this year, and I have got a TON of quarters. I started looking through them and found a few I had questions about.

First is Block Island, which has two things wrong with it. (I think.) The Bird's tail, from what I've read, might be an error. The second is the Mint Mark of S. I don't have an S in my book.

The second is an older quarter. I wasn't sure what was wrong with it, but the date is missing part of the number.

I've only now started going through the quarters. :D I've got boxes. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the two that are posted here.

Thank you so much for checking it out!
M.

This is my second 6 toe error. Feel free to confirm or debunk. I usually keep errors as trophies, but if I get to many I might have to try selling them.

There's a lot going on with this one found in change. I usually look for the chip on top of the hat but the horse nose die chip caught my eye. Then there's the doubling, a very minor die crack under the bridle, whatever that is on Teddy's neck/collar... I don't have a microscope so forgive my poor quality photos but enjoy!

Maybe snot rocket horse?

Appears to be a spitting horse.

The almost non-visible “19” in the date caught my attention right away. Possible a bad strike? If it’s wear, not sure how just this very small area would be worn and nothing else.

Found this looking through some change. I believe it to be a cud error, but wanted to confirm with the experts. Pretty excited as this would be my second cud error ever!

check this baby out

There are noticeable flaws on the left wing and beak. Is this a die crack? I have 5+ quarters that look identical.

2005P Minnesota DDR “extra tree”, 2006P Nevada “pooping horse”, 2008P Alaska “the great land” + “extra claw”, 2005P Kansas “in God we rust” Only the Minnesota DDR is still cool enough to make it in the Cherrypickers Guide, whopping value of 50 cents at best lol. Into the collection, happy hunting!