2002 Indiana State Quarter-Improperly Annealed?

Hi guys,

I have this 2002 P Indiana State Quarter and would like to know if this is an Improperly Annealed Planchet? For comparison I have shown the 2 state quarters side by side. The quarter I am referring to is on the left side.

I looked at the edge of the quarter and see that the copper part of the edge starts to transition to a really dark brown color. (rim photo quarter is on left side) Is this an indication of an improperly annealed coin?

 

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In my opinion, their just toned differently . Here is a link for the Error in Question .Improper Annealing (error-ref.com)

 

It looks to me like it was soaking in a urinal.

 

The normal consideration is that an edge would be normal if improperly annealed. An improperly annealed coin would not affect an edge. IMO, so just discoloration . Jim

 

I’m g try honking it was exposed to different conditions and that affected the toning.

 

...just picked up a little toning over the last 19 years...imo... Spark

 

@Collecting Nut . What ? LOL

 

Appears to just be environmental toning differences to me. @paddyman98 has shared some of his improperly annealed coins before and there is a more obvious color difference between coins. JMHO

 

Just saying it’s toning. The coin was exposed to different conditions.