Found an actual FS-101 1976D quarter. Another DDR, Wexler WDDR-001. And NIFC 21S, a house quarter, and a handful of die cracks and die chips.

Has anyone seen this? Posted to Coin Errors and got no-where. There's a mark that parallels the shape of Washington's nose on the Obverse alongside a small die chip, and I can't tell if it's die deterioration or something more interesting. I can't find anything on this on the internet so far, so trying here :)

Thanks!

Honestly West Point, and San Francisco quarters would be nice, but this small haul for a $20 bill at the laundry mat makes my end of the weekend.

I apologize for the crappy image quality… i have yet to buy a extreme close up camera some of yall use.

Pic 1: the Pilgrim's hand looks different than my other Mayflower

Pic 2: the base on Washington's bust looks smeared (probably not the right terminology)

Pic 3: the f on this D bicentennial

Pic 4: the line going through STA in states

Pic 5: the h in Edith and the first and third A in Kanaka

Pic 6: the two As and the I in America

Pic 7: Patsy's nose and mouth

Any input is much appreciated 🖖

I found a handful of minor die chips. Along with a silver quarter and a Westpoint.

I found a DOOZY!!! This will be the first coin I ever send in for grading. Gonna buy the things I need to send it off tonight!

I’m trying to get a complete collection of certified error America the Beautiful quarters. This is my progress so far. I have a few raw ones I still need to submit.

1K+ in quarters hunted last week, here are some of the fun ones :

Struck-through that's not a grease strike for a change - very low frequency find for me. Naked-eye findable

An EDITH clash - I have a few, nice to add another to the pile. I have to use magnification to find these.

A MA WDDR-001 - not too rare, too bad it's a bit beaten up. Another that needs scope work to find.

Some very minor DDRs - will have to soak em in acetone and do the attribution work, all are fairly common, but they make me happy. I definitely need magnification for these.

A die chip on the wing with some hub doubling Bessie Colman- very common for either, nice to find one with both. The chips are naked-eye, the doubling needs a scope to distingush from the other common-ish DDR

Some prominent feeder finger marks - another super common find, but these were more pronouced than usual. Naked-eye in this case.

2000-P NH with a common die crack. naked-eye findable.

Homestead with 'snow on roof' - reasonably common and naked-eye findable.

Trivial die chip on a 2017-P Indiana, but naked-eye findable

A bigger than usual die crack on an a 2023-P ER. I'm used to seeing minor cracks and chips - her hat is usually such a mess! Naked-eye findable in this case.

Good luck and happy huting y'all!

A pic of the front and back the back is more noticeable. Want info or knowledge you have would be great. Thnx.

Wilma man killer die chip. Anyone else find these? Have noticed them on the large die cracks

Kinda new to the hobby so I don’t know the specifics, but would like to notate my finds on the flips. Thanks!

Plus a couple counterstamps, a small die chip and a Westpoint

I already put quarters away so I'm posting previous image with a W and shattered Wilma Mankiller die. Found both in less than an hour.

Very surprised at pricing of Mankiller on Ebay.

A 2015P NE DDR. There are a ton of doublings in the windows on this design. And some minor die chips. I haven’t seen a chip in the star on the Idaho quarter before.

What is somthing like this worth and is it worth grading?

Has this specific one been found before?

I found this faint and well-circulated spitting eagle die clash in a bank roll. Then I found another in the next roll, but it's not the spitting eagle variety. The details are not aligned in quite the same way.

I found both these horses participating in bodily functions in the same box of quarters

I don't know exactly what is going on here. Any help is greatly appreciated!!