The Bushwhacker Detectorist Full Member Joined Feb 14, 2026 Messages 129 Location Central Virginia Mar 6, 2026 #1 I was detecting my local park and I found this super odd quarter. It has a massive hump right on Washington’s face. Only the front of the coin is effected. Tell me what you guys think. Attachments IMG_7017.jpeg 59.3 KB · Views: 75 IMG_7019.jpeg 229.6 KB · Views: 77 IMG_7018.jpeg 183.8 KB · Views: 71
I was detecting my local park and I found this super odd quarter. It has a massive hump right on Washington’s face. Only the front of the coin is effected. Tell me what you guys think.
markinmichigan Forum Supporter Joined Dec 19, 2022 Messages 5,479 Location Ferndale Mi Mar 6, 2026 #2 Flipping weird that's it's only on one side, smarter minds will chime in. Maybe Botox?
The Bushwhacker Detectorist Full Member Joined Feb 14, 2026 Messages 129 Location Central Virginia Mar 6, 2026 #3 markinmichigan said: Flipping weird that's it's only on one side, smarter minds will chime in. Maybe Botox? Click to expand... Yeah im puzzled too because if it was damage, the other side would be caved in too.
markinmichigan said: Flipping weird that's it's only on one side, smarter minds will chime in. Maybe Botox? Click to expand... Yeah im puzzled too because if it was damage, the other side would be caved in too.
Ghostown Senior Member Joined Aug 23, 2025 Messages 287 Mar 6, 2026 #4 Looks to me like heat damage causing a separation in the obverse clad layer.
hoser Forum Supporter Joined Jan 10, 2006 Messages 12,372 Location Grayling MI. Mar 6, 2026 #5 That is a campfire quarter. High temps cause the cladding to bubble. I have found several around campfire pits at a Boy Scout camp.
That is a campfire quarter. High temps cause the cladding to bubble. I have found several around campfire pits at a Boy Scout camp.
bottlecap4u Elite Member Joined Dec 15, 2022 Messages 1,339 Mar 6, 2026 #6 Definitely not a cud error. Die wouldn’t do that to a coin.