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1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
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Old Post Posted 11/16/2020  9:26 pm
Unbelievable! LOL
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
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United States
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Old Post Posted 11/16/2020  5:35 pm
So either a magician's coin or a coin with a hidden chamber! I really appreciate your time to reply. I really do. Is there a possibility of this coin being a rotated die error coin? I perceive some resistance to consider that possibility. However, I don't know anything about error coins and that is the reason I posted it in this forum. So somebody decided to pick a random 1981 quarter to make a magician coin or a hidden chamber? I don't know!!
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New To This Metal Detecting Forum
Cyberborikua
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Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  9:28 pm
Hi my name is Roberto I practice metal detecting in Chicago and everywhere I travel. I just posted my first pictures of a 1981 clad quarter with a rotated die error but damaged by fire. Check it out here: http://goccf.com/t/386397
Forum: Metal Detecting

1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
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Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  8:55 pm
Blind Squirrel, Do you think I have a magician's coin? If not, what would be the purpose of the experiment suggested to see if it splits? Just curious.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
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Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  8:52 pm
merclover, not I didn't know that there is a section about metal detecting. Thank you for letting me know.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
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Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  8:51 pm
Spence, There are old grills in the park. So there is a very good chance this coin was tossed in the hot charcoals and then discarded. I learn how to photograph the coin against a mirror to shows both sides and will post it.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
10 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  1:20 pm
coop. It shows that you are probably not familiar with the metal detecting hobby. We treasure all the coins we find, even if they are just cull coins as you say. This clad coin is a conversation piece, not a coin to return to circulation. All error coins are also expendable, but would you expend a 90 degrees rotated die error coin?
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
10 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  1:13 pm
Thank you!
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
10 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  12:16 pm
The coin was found metal detecting in a park.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1981 US Quarter With 90 Degrees Rotated Die And PMD Found Metal Detecting
Cyberborikua
New Member
United States
10 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/15/2020  12:09 pm
Hi. I am new to this community. I do metal detecting as a hobby. I recently found a 1981 clad quarter with a pronounced bump right over the chest of the eagle on the reverse. Verdict has been that the coin was in a fire or blow torched. But while cleaning it, I noted that it also has a 90 degrees rotated die error. It also seems that the cladding separated from either the intense heat or exposure to Chicago's extreme weather. First picture is showing the actual rotation. Dark color is normal for a coin buried for years. By looking at the pictures, what do you make out of this rare coin?






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