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D. I have had a few people look at this with mixed information! I’m just trying to find out, if this is an error? If so which one is it? And where do I go from here? I have searched all over the Internet and mats pictures with the mints picture And I cannot find another one like mine
Asked on Nov 14, 2021
What strikes you about it as different from any other quarter of its type?
ADDENDUM: Please try not to take this the wrong way, but it begs the question, "So What"? If you look at a million coins under a microscope and find them all to be slightly different and unique, each is one in a million...but with 999,999 other distinct ones out there, what makes one more special and valuable than the rest? This is what I don't get about the craze in modern minor varieties
Somwone called me today asking about a 1962 double die Jefferson nickel. After I told her this, I looked on ebay and most such coins had sold for under $2 and the highest sale on record was $9.90. A lot of self-promoting coin ministers are pumping their youtube ratings with this Emperor's-new-clothes craze. Forgive me if i don't support it
It looks as if on my quarter his jacket is open and on his leg there is what appears to be 2 outlines of his leg! On the mint picture it looks as if his jacket is all one piece like a dress and the bottom of it is filled in with no double line on his leg!
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