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2023 Bessie Coleman Die Chip(?) Quarter

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    2023 Bessie Coleman Die Chip(?) Quarter

    I was looking through a brand new box of 2023 Bessie Coleman quarters a couple weeks ago. I ended up finding a sizeable amount of quarters that contained a "peanut" shaped mass at the bottom of the wing strut closest to the fuselage on the airplane on the coin reverse. It looks like the result of a small die chip. While looking through some circulated quarters today there were already some circulated Bessie Colman quarters present within the rolls. I was curious if I could find any of the "die chip" issues on the circulated Bessie Coleman quarters. Out of about 15 present, I found one that has a mass much larger than the "peanut" size I originally found (see attached picture). What looks like a die chip has evolved to fit between the bases of the first and second strut. Was curious if other members have already noticed this oddity within their Bessie Coleman quarters??

    Bessie Coleman Die Chip.jpg
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    there are an absolute plethora of various die chip, sizes, locations, shapes etc on modern quarters and this is yet another.
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    • #3
      Agree just a die chip.

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