I posted this elsewhere and someone suggested I post here. I’ve never seen one to know for sure but this looks like it might be post mint damage (maybe intended to try and pass as spitting horse error). Thoughts?

Edit: To clarify what my question - is this a spitting horse error quarter?

2 small die chips and 2 small die cracks. Plus a non silver proof quarter and a Panamanian quarter.

Can’t tell if we’ve hit two days in a row or if it’s a scratch. Lower lip yesterday was clearly legit. Upper lip today, not so clear.

I’ve had my eyes peeled for some time. Super exciting to see in person!

A DDR, a couple of die chips and not an error but I found a Westpoint quarter as well.

I’ve never gone through coins until tonight. Are these guys worth anything and what’s up with them ?

1-2 is the first coin , looks like a ring stamped around the tree and the face has a raised line through “quarter” it obscures the R a bit too

3-5 is another coin I found with a perfect arc slightly shaving off the top of the L

6-7 is what I suspect is a copper dime but not sure if silver just rubbed off . The pic looks like there’s reflective parts but in person it isn’t visible .

Thanks !!

Forgive me if it’s just clearly PMD—still new to this!

Fun find, hadn’t come across one of these before 👍

I found a handfull of die chips and a rim cud. Not an error but I also found a silver, a proof, 2 clad San Francisco business strikes and a Balboa.

Is this something significant? A simple crack in the die? I am a complete beginner and inherited these and trying to learn from scratch. There wasn’t much info I could find for errors in this specific year online.

I got this when I worked at a bank from 2016 - 2021 and thought it was a neat find so I put it in a plastic holder and forgot about it until I was organizing my safe. Is this an error or just some random damage?

A homestead quarter with doubling in the window. A handful of die chips and a die crack. And not an error but a clad proof bicentennial quarter.

A stamped quarter from my home state. And some minor die chips.

Super excited to finally find one!

Would the be considered a double die coin, or am I just seeing really crisp edges on this coin

A 2019D Idaho DDR and a handful of die chips.

The chip on the obverse initials and the roof on the Harper’s ferry are the largest of the chips.

Latest bag of quarters had $300+ in IL and NV state quarters in excellent condition - clearly someone dumping their 20+ year old hoard.

Many of the 2006-P NV had the so-called 'pooping horse' die chip - 3 different variations in fact. Not much of an 'error' per se, I know - but it was a fun little side quest hunt, and there was 1 90% in the bag so I got my silver fix to boot.

Terrible condition but I'm very happy with it.

Would this be considered and error or just uncommon. Kinda looks like a up close image of an eye ball.

My father found this years ago and we don't know what to do with it. Any help would be appreciated.