2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
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2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
Good evening I was looking through proof sets and came across this engraving or mint error just before E Pluribus. It’s on the coin and along the rim when I look through a magnifying. I don’t want to crack the case myself so I would like to know if I should send this set to NGC PCGS or Coneca for verification. Would like to get some advise
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SensibleSal66
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
It looks like a " Strike through error". Possibly a small piece of metal scrap.Army97 wrote: ↑Wed May 31, 2023 9:10 pm Good evening I was looking through proof sets and came across this engraving or mint error just before E Pluribus. It’s on the coin and along the rim when I look through a magnifying. I don’t want to crack the case myself so I would like to know if I should send this set to NGC PCGS or Coneca for verification. Would like to get some advise
Not that it adds any extra value but very cool!
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
Welcome
I do not believe it is possible to determine the exact nature of this anomaly with the images posted here.....
Is the impression into the coin?
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I do not believe it is possible to determine the exact nature of this anomaly with the images posted here.....
Is the impression into the coin?
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
Thanks for the reply yes the impression is in the coin and part of the rim.
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
I recommend that you take this to someone knowledgeable in errors, and have them assess it for you prior to sending it out for certification.
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
And the mint makes these coins, exclusively for coin collectors! 
It's just another "Poor Quality Control" coin minted by the US Mint, with no extra value to this numismatic collector...
It's just another "Poor Quality Control" coin minted by the US Mint, with no extra value to this numismatic collector...
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Re: 2002 proof set Tennesse Quarter
The cost to get this graded will far exceed its actual value (even if it is a strike through....see Paul's comment).
See the PM I sent concerning understanding grading companies and how they work. You would have gotten back a graded coin in a slab with no mention by them of any error (again - if it is an actual error).
See the PM I sent concerning understanding grading companies and how they work. You would have gotten back a graded coin in a slab with no mention by them of any error (again - if it is an actual error).
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