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    Bicentennial Quarter Indentation

    Hello to all! I am a new paying member. I am also new to the world of Numismatics. I would like your opinions on a coin I have. There is an indentation on George Washington's head. I believe it occurred at the mint. Do you think I should submit it for attribution? Thanks!
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    Last edited by MariusE; 12-08-2021, 11:19 AM.
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    It's possible it is a struck through of some sort. If that is in fact what it is, it would be identified as such. That would be considered an error and not a variety. Varieties are what get attributed.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer
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      Haha, it looks like a brain!

      Ya, this might be a strike-through, but this also might be some sort of damage.

      It looks like someone might have taken a sander to it.

      Nice pics by the way! Could you post a straight-on one?
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        CoinHunter, I've posted an additional pic from straight-on.

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          Thanks.

          Ya, it appears to be a strike through.
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