2007 Wyoming State Quarter Multiple Errors

Description: This 2007 Wyoming State Quarter is a fascinating piece for collectors and history buffs alike. The coin is made of clad and copper materials, with a business strike type. It is ungraded and uncertified, although it does have multiple errors that make it a unique addition to any collection. This quarter has multiple errors on the obverse and reverse sides of the coin. The first obvious error is a definite strike through grease error. The second major error is a broken collar caused by the mint. I'm new to this and I may have misidentified the name of the second error. If I have pleased feel free to contact me and educate me on what's it's actually called. As I couldn't find a listing that had the error named. I greatly appreciate your input. The coin is a single state quarter, featuring the state of Wyoming, with a denomination of 25C. It was minted in the United States, and although the exact mint location is unreadable, because of the strike through error, it is a part of the State Quarters series. This rare and interesting coin is a must-have for anyone looking to expand their collection. I mail all of my orders via USPS Certified Mail and you will need to sign for the delivery. I will provide you with a tracking number for your convenience. Thanks for checking out this listing and for your time in reading this.

Price: 1 USD

Location: Heflin, Alabama

End Time: 2025-01-07T08:37:20.000Z

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