Great find! A retained cud.
From Coneca:
Major die break -
This is a further sub-category of the split die. When a broken piece of a split die completely separates from the die and falls away, the result is commonly called a “cud.” Because of a lack of pressure, the planchet metal flows into the broken area of the die, creating a weakened image on the opposite side of the coin. Major die breaks have been actively collected for many years. They are most commonly found on Lincoln cents, but are known on many denominations. Major die breaks on halves and dollars are considered rare. Logically, the larger the die break, the larger the premium.
Retained broken die -
This is a sub-category of the split die. The broken piece of a split die may be held in place either because it is not fully separated or because it is part of the anvil die. The anvil die is the die on the bottom (for Lincoln cents this is the reverse die) and is surrounded by the collar, which acts as a retaining wall for the broken die. The coins produced from such a broken die show the portion of the die that has broken away as a raised area, like a plateau. Coins that have raised areas extending to the rim are commonly called “retained cuds.”
Please post this on r/errorquarters. Thank you.
THE MAN IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND IN THIS SUBREDDIT 😭😭😭😭
Any idea what the value would be on this? and for the life of me I can never remember, is 2020 or 2021 the last year NIFC?
Thank you!
2002-2020 is NIFC for Halves. I keep all nice examples of the low mintage ones: 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 17P, & 19.
A quarter just like yours sold for $124 in May.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/355604138119?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=X4eNbKgMT5a&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=xezhM3OQSKK&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Awesome man, any idea if pcgs would grade this? And for future reference, are you cool with people messaging you on here? You remind my of Rob fins treasure with how knowledgeable you are loll
Wouldn’t be worth the grading fee after error attribution relative to its worth in that condition. If you want to sell it, do it as so; the error is visible and you can probably ID the exact variety with a Cherrypickers Guide.
Great find! A retained cud. From Coneca: Major die break - This is a further sub-category of the split die. When a broken piece of a split die completely separates from the die and falls away, the result is commonly called a “cud.” Because of a lack of pressure, the planchet metal flows into the broken area of the die, creating a weakened image on the opposite side of the coin. Major die breaks have been actively collected for many years. They are most commonly found on Lincoln cents, but are known on many denominations. Major die breaks on halves and dollars are considered rare. Logically, the larger the die break, the larger the premium. Retained broken die - This is a sub-category of the split die. The broken piece of a split die may be held in place either because it is not fully separated or because it is part of the anvil die. The anvil die is the die on the bottom (for Lincoln cents this is the reverse die) and is surrounded by the collar, which acts as a retaining wall for the broken die. The coins produced from such a broken die show the portion of the die that has broken away as a raised area, like a plateau. Coins that have raised areas extending to the rim are commonly called “retained cuds.” Please post this on r/errorquarters. Thank you.
THE MAN IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND IN THIS SUBREDDIT 😭😭😭😭 Any idea what the value would be on this? and for the life of me I can never remember, is 2020 or 2021 the last year NIFC? Thank you!
2002-2020 is NIFC for Halves. I keep all nice examples of the low mintage ones: 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 17P, & 19. A quarter just like yours sold for $124 in May. https://www.ebay.com/itm/355604138119?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=X4eNbKgMT5a&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=xezhM3OQSKK&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Awesome man, any idea if pcgs would grade this? And for future reference, are you cool with people messaging you on here? You remind my of Rob fins treasure with how knowledgeable you are loll
Feel free to message me. I'll respond when I can. Night!
Thanks, night!
Wouldn’t be worth the grading fee after error attribution relative to its worth in that condition. If you want to sell it, do it as so; the error is visible and you can probably ID the exact variety with a Cherrypickers Guide.
Jxr is a legend, he’ll hook you up real good.
Awesome find!
Sweet find! Of course it just HAD to be right on the date 🙄 Still amazing
I knowww kinda sucks but how can you be mad at a find like that!
lol. Perfect placement too: looks like Washington’s changed into a bow tie, just for you.
The coin definitely 1990-1999 you can tell by how the front looks.
It looks more like an '80s coin to me. The strike doesn't look shallow enough to be a '90s quarter.
Maybe you’re right the finish in the one picture may be the lighting gives it that’s 90s look
Nice retained cud!
What's crazy is this thing has been rattling around as pocket change since as early as 1980 and as late as 1998. And it just now found a home.
Yea, definitely has average circ for ots age so I don't think it's ever been in a collection
Damn, unfortunate over the date collectible-wise, but that's a massive cud, honestly cant say I've seen one that big.
WTH DID I FUST FIND⁉️⁉️⁉️💀💀💀🤔🤔🤔🗣️🗣️🗣️
Lolll I seriously had no idea what it is loll was veryyy confused 🤣🤣
Oldest known quarter. Minted in 1 /s Nice CUD!
yes sir, for sell, $1 million dollars!!!😅😅
*Dr. Evil laugh*
I have this exact same coin, exact error, exact placement. Must have been the same batch
I'm dead that's crazy, can you share some pics?
I will, you will have to be patient with me and wait until the weekend. Want me to send them on message?
sure
Messaging now