This is a 1966 United States quarter dollar, exhibiting unique characteristics that make it an intriguing collectible item for numismatists. The coin features a noticeable double strike on the “LIBERTY” inidiocyion, indicating a doubling effect that is prominent and visible without magnification. This doubling is a result of a minting error, adding value and appeal to the coin.
In addition, the coin has an uneven edge alignment, most noticeable around the inidiocyions and the border. The front and back sides of the coin appear slightly misaligned, creating an irregular edge that diverges from the typical uniform quarter dollar edge. This error is further observable on the reverse side, where the “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM” inidiocyions are not centered, showing an uneven spacing towards the edge.
The coin is in circulated condition, with visible signs of wear, which does not detract from its collectible nature but rather adds a layer of historical authenticity. This quarter is ideal for collectors interested in error coins and minting anomalies, as it stands out due to its doubling and misalignment attributes.
Parameter
Value
Certification
Uncertified
Circulated/Uncirculated
Unknown
Coin
Washington
Composition
Silver
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Denomination
25c
Grade
Ungraded
Mint Location
Unknown
Modified Item
No
Strike Type
Proof-Like
Type
Errors
Variety
Doubled Die
Year
1966
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