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These go for between $40 to $100 even in worn condition. This is a spectacular and highly dramatic genuine mint error on a vintage 1994 Washington Quarter. The coin features a deep, prominent structural fracture line that runs completely through the metal planchet, visible clearly on both the obverse and reverse sides.Obverse (Front): A massive fracture cuts entirely through the left side of the rim, across the field, and straight through George Washington's face/forehead. There is an unmistakable secondary internal metal flap/ layering effect directly above the fissure, showing unique metal displacement and a slightly weakened strike on the letters "I" and "B" in LIBERTY due to the pre-strike split.Reverse (Back): The fissure aligns perfectly, cutting deep through the lower-left quadrant, slicing cleanly across the tip of the eagle's wing and straight out to the rim.Authenticity NoteThis is NOT Post-Mint Damage (PMD). The smooth, rounded metal flow inside the crevices, the authentic displacement of surrounding design details, and the structural metal layering on Washington's forehead absolutely confirm this split occurred inside the United States Mint before the dies struck the planchet.
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1 Hour
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$45.00
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KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.






These go for between $40 to $100 even in worn condition. This is a spectacular and highly dramatic genuine mint error on a vintage 1994 Washington Quarter. The coin features a deep, prominent structural fracture line that runs completely through the metal planchet, visible clearly on both the obverse and reverse sides.Obverse (Front): A massive fracture cuts entirely through the left side of the rim, across the field, and straight through George Washington's face/forehead. There is an unmistakable secondary internal metal flap/ layering effect directly above the fissure, showing unique metal displacement and a slightly weakened strike on the letters "I" and "B" in LIBERTY due to the pre-strike split.Reverse (Back): The fissure aligns perfectly, cutting deep through the lower-left quadrant, slicing cleanly across the tip of the eagle's wing and straight out to the rim.Authenticity NoteThis is NOT Post-Mint Damage (PMD). The smooth, rounded metal flow inside the crevices, the authentic displacement of surrounding design details, and the structural metal layering on Washington's forehead absolutely confirm this split occurred inside the United States Mint before the dies struck the planchet.











