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    2021-P Washington Quarter

    I recently found (4) new quarter's that I can not find out anything about it or even if it is an IMG_20220507_124224~2.jpg(error) and only found on the Philadelphia minted quarter's. I've reached out to a few people but neither them have run across this particular one's. I was wondering if you could help or point me in the right direction. It's a small die gouge or inclusion approximately 1/16" above Washington ribbon in ponytail. Different sizes as well. One 1 particularly it almost looks like a extra "P" standing vertical but also parallel with his ponytail.


    If someone would possibly have the time to examine the coin photos attached in this email and point me in right direction I would greatly appreciate it.
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    This is simply a die chip. It happens all the time and as the die is continually used to strike coins, the chips get bigger. There is no premium associated with this anomaly.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer
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      Thank you Bob

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