Often people think they found a special quarter that lacks the reeded edge. They think this is an error and the mint forgot to add the ridges on the edge. Unfortunately in 99% of the cases this is just normal wear.
Pictured above is a mix of state quarters, 1990s quarters, and two 1970s quarters. Can you tell which Washington quarters are from 1972 and 1973?
That is right the ones with almost no ridges are the oldest. They also have slightly thicker edges and a bit of a raised rim. All of this is natural. Quarters are heavy and the edge gets banged around a lot and over time this spreads the edge. As a result of the thickening edge the face of the coin stays on a lower level and is less worn given the illusion that that it was specially made this way.
Despite being made of copper and nickel these metals are very easily altered. It does not take a lot of pressure to move the metal and thousand of small hits a year for 40 years makes a naturally smooth edge.
So this is not an error or a variety but just how some quarters end up. So what about the 1% of coins that are not worn? Well they are a mix of fakes, purposefully altered, or a out of collar strike. The out of collar strike has other telling signs like be larger not smaller in diameter.
The Value
No extra value.
Since this is not an error and alters the coin it will only cause a coin to lose value. Face value will stay but occasionally the edge becomes so thick it cannot be used in vending machines.
Sidenote: Found a 1973 Canadian dime but since I got one three months ago it does not need to be re-posted.
Do you have damaged coins and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
I have a 2002 Indiana quarter that does not have the ridges on the edge. it is not from wear or vending machines, it was just manufactured without the ridges on the sides. The sides are just completely smooth and they never once had the ridges on them. How much do you think this quarter is worth?
ReplyDelete2002 Indiana quarter that does not have the ridges on the edge. it is not from wear or vending machines, it was just manufactured without the ridges on the sides.
ReplyDeleteIf it is the same size has other quarters it is damaged.
If bigger or smaller an out of collar strike error about $15.00.
I have a 1985 P quarter that has no ridges on the aide at all. The lip on both sides as raised and the letter A at the end of America has no dot in the middle to make it an A. Its solid instead of having the hole. Can you figure out a value possibly for me please. Thanks...Paul
DeleteI have a 1985 D quarter, same broadstrike...
DeleteI have a 2002 Ohio quarter and a 2006 north Dakota quarter both same size with no ridges.
ReplyDelete2002 Ohio quarter and a 2006 north Dakota quarter both same size with no ridges.
ReplyDeleteCommon weak strike or damage, no extra value.
I have 1981 U.S quarter without ridge im just curious.
ReplyDeleteMay be valuable up too $780
DeleteYeah I got the same one I was also curious.
Delete1981 U.S quarter without ridge
ReplyDeleteWorn or damaged, no extra value.
I have a 1991 with completely smooth edges and a slightly raised rim. It's pretty clear that it is not worn and it was made this way
ReplyDelete1991 with completely smooth edges and a slightly raised rim
ReplyDeletePossible Finned Rim error, they stat at $50.00.
Unfortunately this can be faked, known as spooning.
I have a 2009 one like that slightly raised no groves. Its looks smaller than a regular quater..
DeleteI found a wheat back penny and the AME is missing from AMERICA on the back it just says THE UNITED STATES OF RICA can you tell me anything about this coin?
ReplyDeletewheat back penny and the AME is missing from AMERICA on the back it just says THE UNITED STATES OF RICA
ReplyDeleteStruck through Grease error, no extra value.
I have a 1988 p quarter smooth on edges also struck on collar so its missing partial collar and half of the R please email me chris2phere@gmail.com
ReplyDelete1988 p quarter smooth on edges also struck on collar so its missing partial collar and half of the R
ReplyDeleteAbout $50.00
I have a 2007 Montana quarter that's has no ridges it is smooth not worn down
ReplyDelete2007 Montana quarter that's has no ridges it is smooth not worn down
ReplyDeleteDamage, no extra value.
1994 quarter with no ridges
ReplyDelete1994 quarter with no ridges
ReplyDeleteDamage no extra value.
I found a 1968 quarter. It is super shiny raise rim, but the edges are absolutely smooth. I can see the 3 layers on the edge, nickel, copper, nickel color. Sorry I don't really know what quarters are made from. I doesn't appear to be damaged. The quarter looks to be in great condition. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou don't even know what coins are made of, yet you're telling people their errors coins aren't worth anything. Are you even a numismatist (someone who studies coins and actually knows what they are talking about)are you maybe a coin grader a coins dealer ? You caught my attention when you stated ""I really don't know what quarter are made of"".....wow... take note... a quarter contains a pure copper core 2 layers of cupronickel it's 75% copper and 25% nickel... and it weighs in at 5.67 grams with a tolerance of 4hths above or below that should be looked at by someone who knows what materials coins are made out of.. not sure why my husband's name is showing up but I'm Kimberly... have a good day study up a bit in the coin department..
Delete1988 P quarter has ridges but also has an indented groove all the way around. no copper .
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1968 quarter. It is super shiny raise rim, but the edges are absolutely smooth. I can see the 3 layers on the edge, nickel, copper, nickel color. Sorry I don't really know what quarters are made from. I doesn't appear to be damaged. The quarter looks to be in great condition.
ReplyDeleteClassic spooning damage. Someone polished it to make jewelry but stopped.
Damage no extra value.
1988 P quarter has ridges but also has an indented groove all the way around. no copper
ReplyDeletePlated, damage no extra value.
I have a 1999 new jersey D quarter with no ridges. the ridges are not worn off and the quarter is also thicker that other quarters.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2005 Kansas State quarter. The rim is raised on both sides. It appears that no ridges were in printed. Where the ridges should have been you can see that the scoring is half copper colored and half steel colored. Any idea on worth?
ReplyDelete1999 new jersey D quarter with no ridges. the ridges are not worn off and the quarter is also thicker that other quarters.
ReplyDeleteSpooned, damage no extra value.
2005 Kansas State quarter. The rim is raised on both sides. It appears that no ridges were in printed. Where the ridges should have been you can see that the scoring is half copper colored and half steel colored.
ReplyDeleteSpooned, damage no extra value.
I have a raised 2002 Mississippi State quarter . The sides are smooth Looks like a collar , smaller then a regular size state .25. The outside lip of coin is raised up. On the raised up side there is 2 solid lines one of copper and one of nickle or silver. The Washington side around the lip is slightly golden, and the back Half is slightly discolored but slightly Yellow-ish won't a center more sliver or what can be said As a regular silver color center , any ideas, I can send pics too thanks
ReplyDeleteSide are smooth .. Like a ring. No ridges
ReplyDeleteI have a 1985 quarter that half of the rim looks copper and the copper part is smooth. The silver part is rigged. Is it worth anything? Thank you
ReplyDelete2002 Mississippi State quarter . The sides are smooth Looks like a collar , smaller then a regular size state .25. The outside lip of coin is raised up.
ReplyDeleteCould be a damaged or spooned coin which is done intentionally and has no extra value.
It may be a Die Cap error, these are worth extra but must be verified in hand.
1985 quarter that half of the rim looks copper and the copper part is smooth. The silver part is rigged. Is it worth anything?
ReplyDeleteNo, just worn.
I have a 1992 quarter completely smoothed edges. No signs of any edges were there.
ReplyDeleteI mean ridges and it's the same size as a normal quarter.
ReplyDelete1 CENT 1980D NICKEL OR COPPER-NICKEL , IS NOT LISTED IN ANY CATALOG
ReplyDelete1 CENT 1980D NICKEL OR COPPER-NICKEL REVERSE PHOTOGRAPH
1 CENT 1980D NICKEL OR COPPER-NICKEL OBVERSE PHOTOGRAPH
I have a 1984 D quarter it has several errors a upside down y for the L in liberty the right wing covers the Q in Quarter it says U TED States and a nick in front of his nose and smooth edge. Just curious to any clue?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2013 Mount Rushmore Quarter that has a smooth rim. Cant seem to find anything about it anywhere. It is definitely a DD error. The words Mount Rushmore have a line thru them as well. Nice coin to.
ReplyDelete1975 quarter
ReplyDeleteCompletely smooth edges, can see layers.of metals
All of the letters are against the rim
Thanks!
I have a 1997 D quarter that is thicker than normal, no ridges on rim, and slightly raise around perimeter (like a little lip). Not worth anything? Just want to be sure before I throw it back in with the cash bag where I work!!
ReplyDelete2004 Wisconsin quarter, smooth edge and raised rim on both sides?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2000 dollar coin with a smooth edge, what would be the value of this dollar coin?
ReplyDelete1992 quarter completely smoothed edges. No signs of any edges were there
ReplyDeleteI mean ridges and it's the same size as a normal quarter.
Many reasons like wear and Grease Filled dies are possible but a smooth edge quarter holds no extra value.
Any coin struck out of collar(with no edges) would be deformed.
ReplyDelete1 CENT 1980D NICKEL OR COPPER-NICKEL , IS NOT LISTED IN ANY CATALOG
Must be weighed to know what type of error it could be.
1984 D quarter it has several errors a upside down y for the L in liberty the right wing covers the Q in Quarter it says U TED States and a nick in front of his nose and smooth edge.
ReplyDeleteSounds like damage and a Struck Through Grease error, no extra value.
2013 Mount Rushmore Quarter that has a smooth rim. Cant seem to find anything about it anywhere. It is definitely a DD error. The words Mount Rushmore have a line thru them as well.
ReplyDeleteSounds like this may have been struck out of collar, it needs to be verified but starts at $100.00
1975 quarter
ReplyDeleteCompletely smooth edges, can see layers.of metals
All of the letters are against the rim
Damaged, no extra value.
1997 D quarter that is thicker than normal, no ridges on rim, and slightly raise around perimeter (like a little lip).
ReplyDeleteDamage, likely spooned or flatten around the edge in attempt to make a ring.
No extra value.
I also have a 97 D that is flat on both sides so no spooning, but the Washington side has no rim and it's perfectly even all the way around with a rounded edge the letters and numbers are fine so I don't believe it wear either.
Delete2004 Wisconsin quarter, smooth edge and raised rim on both sides?
ReplyDeleteDamage, likely spooned or flatten around the edge in attempt to make a ring.
No extra value.
2000 dollar coin with a smooth edge just $1.00
ReplyDelete2000 Virginia quater larger then a normal quarter.
ReplyDeleteAnd smooth on sides
DeleteIt is larger on the sides and smooth also it is smaller in diameter then a normal quarter.
Delete2000 Virginia quater larger then a normal quarter...
ReplyDelete...And smooth on sides...
...It is larger on the sides and smooth also it is smaller in diameter then a normal quarter.
Damage, likely spooned or flatten around the edge in attempt to make a ring.
No extra value.
Its smaller than a normal quarter and larger in width.
DeleteI have the same coin with the same issue
DeleteI also have a quarter like that and I tell you this coin was made this way from mint it had to have gotten put in a small die cast or something it weighs the same the edges are raised alot but no ridges
DeleteIts not damaged on the face where its indented on the circle by the indent press.
ReplyDeleteIts smaller than a normal quarter and larger in width...Its not damaged on the face where its indented on the circle by the indent press.
ReplyDeleteAn error where one side is blank is not possible.
The fact that the coin is smaller in diameter proves that it was altered.
How could it be altered.
DeleteHow could it be altered.
ReplyDeleteWhen a coin is turned into a pendant one side is shaved or polished flat, this can be done by hand or a machine. To fit in a jewelers pendant the edge is pounded smooth.
This makes the coins diameter smaller but the width of the coin bigger.
At the mint this is never possible because the press is fixed at an exact width, depth, and diameter. A true error can only make the coin thinner and larger, called an Out of Collar Strike.
Coin metal is relatively soft an altered coin can be reshaped into anything yet look like it is brand new.
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I have a 1991D and 1979D quarter with smooth edges just wanting to know
ReplyDelete1991D and 1979D quarter with smooth edges just wanting to
ReplyDeleteDamage or wear, no extra value.
I have the same coin with the same issue
ReplyDeleteSame cause natural wear, no extra value.
I've got a quarter with smooth edges no riddges at all Rhode Island coin 2001 is it worth anything?
ReplyDeletea quarter with smooth edges no riddges at all Rhode Island coin 2001
ReplyDeleteUnless the coins is distorted or warped in some way this sounds like common damage, no extra value.
I have a 2015 quarter it's not damage it's even smaller then other quarters cause it hasn't been flattened to make the rim is there any value
ReplyDelete2015 quarter it's not damage it's even smaller then other quarters cause it hasn't been flattened to make the rim
ReplyDeleteNo damaged, no extra value.
I have a 1981 quarter that has smooth edges as if it were never reeded. There is no sign of wear around the edge and the two colors are very noticeable. Also the liberty runs up the side of the run as well as the year. Curious to know if you may have any info on this
ReplyDelete1981 quarter that has smooth edges as if it were never reeded. There is no sign of wear around the edge and the two colors are very noticeable. Also the liberty runs up the side of the run as well as the year.
ReplyDeletePossible minor Off-Collar strike it adds little value, if the condition is mint state or higher maybe a few dollars.
97 D that is flat on both sides so no spooning, but the Washington side has no rim and it's perfectly even all the way around with a rounded edge the letters and numbers are fine so I don't believe it wear either.
ReplyDeletePossible Broadstrike Error, that said only an expert can judge in hand but it would affect both sides.
Partial Collar Strike is also possible.
1980 Quarter, no ridges
ReplyDelete1980 Quarter, no ridges
ReplyDeleteJust like above, damage no extra value.
I have a 1980 smooth edges p quarter is it worth anything
ReplyDelete2003 Illinois U.S. Quarter, D, without reeded edge. Any value beyond face?
ReplyDelete2006 nebraska quarter the back side is deep you can only see two layers the copper wraps around and hangs over the back just a little weight is dead nuts
ReplyDelete2006 nebraska quarter the back side is deep you can only see two layers the copper wraps around and hangs over the back just a little weight is dead nuts
ReplyDeleteI have a 1998 p quarter, on the reverse on the right wing of the eagle I noticed it has 7 feathers or wing tips, I looked at other quarters of that same year and mint mark and they all have 6 feathers or wing tips, is this an error?
ReplyDeleteI have a quarter that I can't make out the year or any info on the outer rim of the head side. The last number of the year is a 6. The entire outer edge is flat.
ReplyDeleteHello. I have a 1998 p Jefferson Nickel that looks like an error to me. The edge has partial reeding, strange for a nickel. On the front and back, it is flat on the right side. 3 o'clock. I was told it was flattened in a vice.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2004 florida quarter with what feels like a lip with smooth ridges... Striking is very light... What is it worth?
ReplyDeleteI have a old quarter i cant read the date on it very well but it looks like it says 1960. there is no copper in it its all solid silver with no riged edge that i can make out of it. How much would you say this is worth
ReplyDelete2016 south Carolina quarter completely smooth edge, and the edges are also slightly raised
ReplyDeleteFound one just today just like that. Smooth edge, seems raised more than a normal quarter, and slightly smaller.
DeleteI have an 1987 quarter. It has the needed edge, but on the front side the outer edge is flat into part of the lettering and part of the date.
ReplyDeleteMan - I just found a 2013 Mount Rushmore with missing reeded edge. Condition EF. DENVER mint.
ReplyDelete2007 Utah quarter...smooth edges
ReplyDeleteI have a 1996 quarter that has never been ribed. And it is thicker than a regular quarter. What is it worth ?
ReplyDelete1984 smooth edge, no lip around the face side kinda looks angled down the 4 in 1984 is noticable where the Reed should be and looks damaged
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ReplyDelete1988 Quarter, raised edges, no grooves, larger then “normal” Quarter.
ReplyDelete1964 Silver Quarter
2014 Utah arches quarter with completely smooth edges and no trace of serrations, also has raised lip on backside
ReplyDelete1978 quarter with smooth edge and raised run, where the rim is raised half of the word liberty is cut off and also half of the year
ReplyDeleteI have a 1989 D quarter it's darker in color and has no ridge lines and doesn't appear to have had any ridge lines at all.
ReplyDeletei have a1996 quarter philly mint with smooth edges and want to know if it has any value other than 25 cents
ReplyDeleteI have a 1967 quarter in VGC to EC condition with smooth edge. When placed next to normal quarter it's slightly bigger. Been search for info on value and if there are any like this in circulation. Thx.
ReplyDeleteI have one in my hand
Delete1776 penny not damaged
ReplyDeleteI have a 2005 d California quarter with smooth edges and the rim is raised on both sides. It’s also slightly smaller than a normal quarter. Value???
ReplyDelete2002 Tennessee quarter smooth edges and slightly raised rim on both sides,,,
ReplyDelete2002 Tennessee quarter smooth edges and slightly raised rim on both sides
ReplyDeleteI have a 1987 D quarter with smooth edge never been struck is it worth anything
ReplyDeleteI got a 2001 north Carolina P quarter rim raised on obverse and reverse its a little smaller than the rest of the quarters and has absolutely no ridges at all
ReplyDelete2000-p Virginia with no ridges smaller diameter as a regular quarter the center were the images are is the same thickness as a regular one as well but my ridges area is thicker by a fraction no sanding or beating marks on the edge and the embossed ring were the rdges are is the same width as a regular one as well
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm avid coin collector,need some answers on many coins. I work for recycling plant and I come across damage coins and good! So I can list a few (1) 1990 mark p quarter with an weird rim. (2) JFK half dollar with liberty bell 3d or pop out (200 anniversary)! Send 📧 so I can send pics
ReplyDeleteHi! I have a 1987 quarter that has completely smooth edges and a slightly raised rim on both sides. Could there be any extra value?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1977 quarter with all clad edges and smooth no ridges, could it be worth more than a quarter
ReplyDeleteI have a 1999 Connecticut quarter, thicker than usual edge with no ridges? Slight angle
ReplyDeleteI have 2014 no edges thick is it worth money
ReplyDeleteI have 2014 no edges thick is it worth money
ReplyDeleteI have a 1993 p quarter with smooth edge, slightly fatter than a regular quarter and mostly copper , viewing from edge. Some scores on edge.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2018 apostle island quarter with no edges and it looks like a small dent on the back can you tell me how much it might be worth??
ReplyDeleteI have a 1989 quarter thicker smother Copper edge smaller diamitor then normal quarters Aldo has more of a Copper tone in color on the head side of the coin it has a very visable divit where it looks like it was stamped to hard and liberty you only see bottom half of letters all other marks are there
ReplyDeleteI have a 2012 quarter that is smooth all around never had ridges (hawaei)
ReplyDeleteI have a 2016 Kentucky state quarter smooth edge all the way around and the whole coin is almost completely smooth. No lip around the edge.
ReplyDeleteI have a quarter with lines on the front 1998 but might just be how old it is
ReplyDelete2006 Colorado quarter almost completely smooth.everything seems like it’s worn extremely bad.
ReplyDeleteI have a new Hampshire quarter year 2000 looks to be all copper and its raised in the front more then the back and smooth all the way around
ReplyDeleteI have a new Hampshire quarter year 2000 smooth all the way around raised front more than the back and smaller than a quarter
ReplyDeleteI have a 2000 new Hampshire mint mark D quarter. Smooth on rim of coin. Raised edge on both sides and almost looks flattened on forehead and cheek. And also flattened on old man face rock on back of coin. Very strange looking.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2003 Missouri that I took and had checked. It is totally smooth on the sides like has never had ridges and where the proper quarter is 1 1/2 'll this mine is 2 mm thick. I took it to 3 different places who deal with coins and was told it is deffinatly a printing error but bc they had never seen on like that and in this year they couldnt tell me what ot was worth can you?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2017 quarter with smooth edges
ReplyDeleteFound a 1995 quarter smooth edges appears to be two layers top copper bottom silver two layers perfect
ReplyDelete2016 theodoore roosevelt state quarter got one out of a coke machine it looks like it wad pressed cause the rom is round and smooth but off centered i guess
ReplyDeleteI have a penny. Not sure if its 1989 or 1983 but date really appears to say 7989. It's been stamped and then clearly looks to have been turned & stamped again. Then turned as if Lincoln is facing his other image and stamped. But it also looks as if the front may have been stamped by the reverse side. Also has 4 or more "D" mint marks in different spots on front side of penny.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to find out what that is too!
DeleteI have a 1984 d quarter that is smooth all the way around and looks like there's never been any ridges
ReplyDeleteI have a 1985 D quarter with no clad and a smooth round edge.
ReplyDeleteI have a wheat peat with no date and the phrase United States of America on back is washy, has wrinkles in it and barely read what it says.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2000 Virginia quarter that has no reading at all and it appears slightly thicker than a regular quarter which makes me believe it's a different planchet? Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2003 Arkansas quarter with no ridges. Is it worth anything?
ReplyDeleteI have a state quarter that looks like its all silver not two metals put together any ideas ?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1973 quarter with very small rim on reverse, the words quarter dollar are in the rim area, there's an error on the n in United States.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1995 quarter. Absolutely smoothie on the edges. You can see the silver layered on both sides and bronze(?) in the middle. Washington is almost defaced as its not raised hardly at all on the surface. On the back, "United States of America" is misprinted. Half of "United States" is chopped off by the edge of the quarter. The groove lining the edge is deeper than I've ever seen. And the coin itself is almost 2x as thick as a regular quarter that I have. I'd love to send photos if possible because I have never seen a coin like it.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1981 quarter on side of the ridge has the clad the other side is missing it same goes for the face of the coin it has clad and the quarter weighs 5.5 grams
ReplyDeleteI have a 2012 quarter with a lip around the edge and smooth all the way around....looks fake and feels fake but was wondering?
ReplyDeleteIt is also a Hawaii volcano can't really see pic on back and has discoloration where The ridges should be
DeleteI have a 2005 Kansas State quarter that has a smooth edge all around it and it's like mirrored shinny I want to know if it's an error coin and how much is it worth?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2007 P Roosevelt dime with a raised dropped letter D in his hairline above the back of the neck. And a 2012 puerto Rico quarter with no reeding , but it's collar is sharp on both sides.1993p quarter eagle missing right foot completely with die crack going under the 0 in dollar. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1996 quarter with the back smooth little impression of anything. Not as thick as it should be. Would love to send picture. Can't find anything like it
ReplyDeletemy 1997D quarter is not because is where down in my case is perfect condition they forgot to add the ridges don't know if is one like my out there or I have the only one I will challenge any mint factory to see this coin and they will agreed that my is perfect round with no ridges at all under a microscope any one interested cant reach me at elvis1jose@gmail.com trust me sincerely JOSE G IGLESIAS.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2013 P Maryland Quarter with a planchet rim and possible reeded edge as it is primarily very smooth with "slight half lines" like in the picture above. If it helps, this quarter does not fit in any coin slot.
ReplyDeleteNot reeded edge*
DeleteI have a 2018 Wisconsin quarter..it's outer edge is smooth..and on the back the island and the guy in the conoe.are partially smooth..it's not wear a and tear...too new.
ReplyDeleteU ever find out anything
DeleteI have a 1994 quarter smooth out on the out side not worn or damaged smaller than a other quarters and it's deff a DD
ReplyDeleteHi i have a 1984 d quarter the rim of this quarter in in set like there is the edge but in between the two sides of the quarter there are thr reeds but there sent down below the two edges.
ReplyDeleteI also have a 1945 dime w mint mark but the ladys head is covering the E R in liberty
ReplyDeleteI have a 1988, a 1985, a 1967, and a 1965 all quarters with not ridges in the side they are all completely smooth. How much are they worth?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1987 denver colorado quarter dollar in very good condition how much is the value... Thanks. .
ReplyDelete1970 s quarter on canadian planchett without being silver planchett?i have a coin shows all sighns the 1970s shows..same lines and canadian coin in background and i have six other years...but none show a silver rim and all were found by me at seperate times so odds on being fake are not likely...i would lobe some input on this
ReplyDeleteI found a 1944 penny with no mint Mark, is it worth anything, also found a 1962 penny without a mint Mark and a double stamped quarter
ReplyDeleteI also found a 1981 quarter that does not have ridges, is smooth and thicker than an avg quarter
DeleteI have a 1965 quarter that is brown and it doesn't have any ridges on the outside of it. Can anyone tell me anything about it.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2018 Rhode Island D State Quarter with no ridge's. It's interesting to me because I haven't found any other Rhode Island quarters with an error similar to this. It definitely doesn't look intentional. I found it at an arcade when I was getting quarters for my son. It's in pretty good condition. I'm very curious about it and would love to show a picture and get an opinion on it.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2004 texas P mint. State quarter with no ridges on the outside edge..please help me with figuring out the value of this error. No way its from wear
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect all the way around. No ridges
my friend that what I am looking for some one who will let me know how much it words than you
ReplyDeleteI have a 2003 Maine quarter that has no ridges and never has had any its smaller than a normal quarter and it has a mark under In God We Trust is there any worth in it?
ReplyDeleteIt's a common issue on old French coins (before Euros). Nickel 5 Francs coins are more concerned due to their use in machine slot.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2016 Denver Mint Kentucky Quarter with no ridges - clearly the lack of ridges is original (not due to wear)...any idea on value? The coin also appears to be thicker than a standard quarter...
ReplyDeleteHi i have a quarter that is thicker then a regular quarter with a smooth edge is it worth anything
ReplyDeleteHi. I have a 2009 D American Samoa that appears to be missing the clad on the reverse side. It is in excellent condition, like it has been minimally circulated. I have not weighed it yet, but I can provide pictures. I'm very new to this, so forgive my inevitable gaffes 🙂😃
ReplyDeleteI have a 2 euro coin with no edge lettering
ReplyDeleteI have many different countries old and new coins I want sale these all coins total quantity 1250 pieces my WhatsApp number +923457924037 I am from Pakistan I am seriously sell these all coins if any body buyer interested in so contact me 1861 china coins 1940 1941 1951 1953 1956 1958 1959 1961 to present penny 1965 1966 1967 t0 present quarter 1965 to present dime canada Australia euro many other countries coins
ReplyDelete2008 P Oklahoma quarter broadstruck
ReplyDelete1951 and 1952 Roosevelt Silver dimes
ReplyDelete1919 penny
ReplyDeleteI have 2 1943d silver pennies
ReplyDelete2014 quarter with no ridges value?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1990 quarter with no mint mark this a very deep struck mint without a mint mark another eagle on the back no feather Mark's on its chest and no definition marks on the leaves and also has no Reed marks at all looks like it never had them and the N in UNITED is really wide if anyone has any information plz post thanks
ReplyDeleteI have a quarter 1987p thicker rim smooth copper... if was a worn rim don’t think it would be thicker rim. But I am no expert can I get your opinion?
ReplyDeleteMy son and I are trying to learn the hobby and we've been stumped by a particular 1972 Ike dollar. It is pewter colored with a slight yellowish tone mixed in on the obverse. Scouring the internet we've seen some extremely interesting toning, but can't find one like this. I'm concerned I may have to tell my son it's counterfeit, but our uneducated research hasn't found any metal, legitimate or otherwise, that turns quite this shade of gray. Any info would be greatly and sincerely appreciated. We wish you and yours health, happiness, and safety during this difficult times and, again, thanks for your time and courtesy.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1980 quarter it sounds like silver when put amongst other coins but does not have outside ridges?
ReplyDeleteI found a 1996 P quarter has smooth edges and the eagle on back is smooth also no ridges. it looks like it does have an earlobe thou so not that error
ReplyDeleteI have a 1964 silver quarter with a D mark but it has no ridges
ReplyDeleteHi! We have a 1985 P quarter that is flat on the edges. Half of the quarter is gold and the other side is silver. It seems fatter and smaller than our other quarters. Heard of anything like this? Is it a misprint or a counterfeit?? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have a 2013 Nevada Great Basin quarter with no ridges. Both sides are in very good condition
ReplyDeletehey guys I do have 1977 quarter dollar and et weigh about 5.grams I suspected this ets silver due to among my collection of quarter dollar this coin of mine are totally different from the other quarter coin that I have
ReplyDeleteand how do I know or test my coin to determine if this coin have 40% silver
to clarify 5.4 grams
ReplyDeleteHi I found a 2001 Kentucky quarter that has a very wide smooth edge with no sign of ridges it does not look like normal wear and tear I w like to know if it might be worth anything? Thank you for your time and help.
ReplyDeleteI have a newer quarter, I can barely see the stamp on either side. It is a Minnesota land of10000 lakes quarter it has the lines on the outside but no rim on top or bottom. Is that worth anything?
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ReplyDeleteHI, I HAVE A 1988 D QTR. COMPLETELY SMOOTH EDGE, NO REEDS AT ALL, SIZE AND WEIGHT ARE TO SPEC.
WITHIN .002. THE RIM IS PRONOUNCED, NOTHING LIKE A DRYER COIN. FAINT DETAIL , DOUBLE. IF IT'S POSSIBLE FOR A COIN TO GET INTO CIRCULATION MISSING REEDS?, THIS IS IT. ANY IDEAS?
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ReplyDeleteI have a 1984 P Washington quarter that shows very little wear on the script on both obverse & reverse. It is smaller in diameter from other quarters with a considerable outer raised edge evenly from both sides of the coin and has no reeding. Also Washington’s head and face are flattened along with the eagles breast and doesn’t appear to be normal wear. Actually, the deformed outer edge of the coin partially covers bot “In God We Trust”, “One Quarter”, “Liberty” & “1984. I find all of this very unusual and would like to know what happened to this coin to create this. This does not to me seem to be a machining alteration because of the even this and consistency of this error. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1984 P Washington quarter that shows very little wear on the script on both obverse & reverse. It is smaller in diameter from other quarters with a considerable outer raised edge evenly from both sides of the coin and has no reeding. Also Washington’s head and face are flattened along with the eagles breast and doesn’t appear to be normal wear. Actually, the deformed outer edge of the coin partially covers bot “In God We Trust”, “One Quarter”, “Liberty” & “1984. I find all of this very unusual and would like to know what happened to this coin to create this. This does not to me seem to be a machining alteration because of the even this and consistency of this error. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi, My name is Angel. I found a 1998 quarter with completely smooth edges, in fact the very edge seems almost sharp. The quarter's thickness is almost 2 mm. Worth anything? thank you for your help?
ReplyDeleteI have a Washington State quarter. It's a 2000 P Virgina quarter. The rim is completely flat has no ridges at all and the quarter also is darker, than the original quarters. And also the coin has wider edges. I would send a picture if I knew how. Thank you,
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I have about $10 in Washington quarters of varying years. I got these in change from various merchants. Funny thing is these coins have basically identical damage on them. Smearing on surface, edge damage and other things. Would be happy to send pix. Please email me
ReplyDeleteI have 1966 quarter i found it isn't damaged has no ridges and was black Nd old looking when I found it Nd cleaned it
ReplyDeleteI found a 2013 New Hampshire "White Mountain" Quarter which has no ridges. The obverse and the reverse are both smooth. It also has a line through the E and the M in White Mountain. Has this coin been altered or is it a rare coin? I have images.
ReplyDeleteI have a 2020 quarter with no ridges. It has a smooth edge. I have had it since mid 2020 put away in a box so it hasn't. It isn't very used at all. Could this be a production error?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1985 quarter and it don't have any ridges and it is thicker and on the chest of the eagle is smooth and do is party of the face
ReplyDeleteI have a 2020 quarter with a smooth edge. No filing marks. It is noticeably thicker than the regular sized quarter. The cheek of George Washington is flat and so is the image on the reverse.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1993 dime it's larger than other dimes it is smooth but on one spot where you can see they started to Reed it just barely pinched it you can like 5 grooves it doesn't even go halfway through and the front of the coin the rim is raised and the back is normal
ReplyDeleteI have a 1996 Washington with smooth edge and it is thicker than normal and slightly smaller in diameter as well as there are parts of the eagle are smooth no detail
ReplyDeleteI have a 1980 quarter that is thicker than a normal quarter, the edge is smooth and seems to be all copper ? You ever seen one like that ?
ReplyDeleteI have a 2018 D Georgia Cumberland Island quarter I came across. It is smaller in diameter and VERY SMOOTH EDGE .. no ridges and very obvious it's not from wear and tear
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