Worth? 1999d quarter lamination error
 

Just found in change a 1999d quarter (Delaware) with an apparent
lamination error. Obverse is normal, although worn down to probably a
AU condition at best - no apparent scratches, dinks, major problems.
Obverse is apparently in copper - appears to be missing the top layer.
Obverse does have a hairline scratch, possibly from a coin, near the
horse's face extending to the edge of the coin.

I know error coins are collectible. This is the first major lamination
error I have found. How rare is it?

Daniel B. Wheeler

Worth? 1999d quarter lamination error
 

wrote:
Just found in change a 1999d quarter (Delaware) with an apparent
lamination error. Obverse is normal, although worn down to probably a
AU condition at best - no apparent scratches, dinks, major problems.
Obverse is apparently in copper - appears to be missing the top layer.
Obverse does have a hairline scratch, possibly from a coin, near the
horse's face extending to the edge of the coin.

I know error coins are collectible. This is the first major lamination
error I have found. How rare is it?

Daniel B. Wheeler

I'll pay you $4,000 for it.

Worth? 1999d quarter lamination error
 

wrote:
Just found in change a 1999d quarter (Delaware) with an apparent
lamination error. Obverse is normal, although worn down to probably a
AU condition at best - no apparent scratches, dinks, major problems.
Obverse is apparently in copper - appears to be missing the top layer.
Obverse does have a hairline scratch, possibly from a coin, near the
horse's face extending to the edge of the coin.

I know error coins are collectible. This is the first major lamination
error I have found. How rare is it?

Daniel B. Wheeler

I'm not familiar with the prices of errors like yours, but what you
describe as an AU coin may, in fact, be a weak strike. With the
reverse layer missing, you'd have a thinner planchet, meaning you
wouldn't get a full strike. It's a nice find, regardless.

Jerry

Worth? 1999d quarter lamination error
 

frank wight wrote:
wrote:
Just found in change a 1999d quarter (Delaware) with an apparent
lamination error. Obverse is normal, although worn down to probably a
AU condition at best - no apparent scratches, dinks, major problems.
Obverse is apparently in copper - appears to be missing the top layer.
Obverse does have a hairline scratch, possibly from a coin, near the
horse's face extending to the edge of the coin.

I know error coins are collectible. This is the first major lamination
error I have found. How rare is it?

Daniel B. Wheeler

I'll pay you $4,000 for it.
Are you serious?

Daniel B. Wheeler

Worth? 1999d quarter lamination error
 

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frank wight wrote:
wrote:
Just found in change a 1999d quarter (Delaware) with an apparent
lamination error. Obverse is normal, although worn down to probably a
AU condition at best - no apparent scratches, dinks, major problems.
Obverse is apparently in copper - appears to be missing the top layer.
Obverse does have a hairline scratch, possibly from a coin, near the
horse's face extending to the edge of the coin.

I know error coins are collectible. This is the first major lamination
error I have found. How rare is it?

Daniel B. Wheeler

I'll pay you $4,000 for it.
Are you serious?

Daniel B. Wheeler


It may not be US$. Billy