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D. 1999 New Jersey Quarter “CROSSROADS OF THE REVOLUTION” Hello, I’m sure you get a lot of requests but I believe this coin has a legitimate mint error. I have searched online but cannot find anything regarding this particular flaw. From what I can tell the error is in CROSSROADS, the A is not as defined as other lettering and the D seems to be missing altogether, however when you tilt the coin you can just barely see the D but very faintly. According to the CoinSnap app it received a grade of (MS). I’m not a coin aficionado by any means, but I do have a keen eye for detail, and just so happened to notice this error at a glance. So I’m curious to hear the thoughts and opinions of someone who specializes in this type of stuff. Thank you for your time and attention. Joe
Asked on May 28, 2024
It's just a quarter. MS means mint state; it shows circulation evidence. Weak strikes and handling add no value. Sorry!
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