Being from Louisiana, this quarter stood out to me. I have read about the feathers on reverse. On obverse I am not sure if this is a laminated issue in the field, a clash or PMD. Thanks for any input. 2015 P Kisatchie America The Beautiful Quarters National Park Quarters Series: America the Beautiful Quarters Mintage: 397,200,000 Minted at: Philadelphia Designer - Engraver: William Cousins Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper - 8.33% Nickel Diameter: 24.3 mm Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams What This Coin Looks Like (Obverse, Reverse, Mint Mark Location, Special Features, etc.):
@PamR! Check out this post from 2006. Maybe this will help you. Can anyone explain what striation is to me please? | Coin Talk
Reading and seeing Doug’s example, a beautiful one at that, he explains as striation, etc. Thank you. I’ll read on about it.
It actually should of been stated this way.. Looks like it was struck with an over used die You don't strike a blank planchet onto a die. The die strikes the blank planchet.
Yes to both. You wouldn't say The car drove him to the market But rather He drove the car to the market
Lol! In the above example thread given, you commented as well on the terminology, not the coin. But hey, some people focus on different things at times. But I am glad you did not state it as, This little piggy went to the market!
@paddyman98 Oh my, I guess I need to go back to school By the way if had me one of those there Tesla cars it could drive me to the market, bank, coin shows and such.
