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This coin is from a third-party dealer, I would not remove it from the holder it is not the coin you are looking for. It has just changed color due to its past handling and storage.

Welcome, It would be best to show each coin in its own thread. with photos of both sides. It is hard to get a good evaluation if the holders are all scratched up. But we can try.

This exact coin sold on Heritage on July 14, 2021, for $1,200 USD. (See that listing for full information and bigger photos.) I bought it for considerably less than that on 27 February 2023, from Josh Zachman (aka "Kazuma78" on CoinTalk and NumisForums). Here is the NGC certification page. Ignore the "make offer to owner" feature shown in that old Heritage listing- it is apparently a holdover from a previous owner. I have registered a claim through Heritage to take that down because I am the one with physical ownership of the coin today. MAKE OFFER. (Minimum offer $850. Reasonable swap offers of eye appealing single Ancient or World coins might also be considered.) Numismatic regards- ~Robertson ("Rob") Shinnick ("lordmarcovan") Contact info: rwshinnick@gmail.com SMS: (912) 617-2539

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I received 3 morgan today and they are my very 1st ones I've ever owned and any information would be greatly appreciated

Notice the strike on the experimental planchet looks nothing like the quarter you have in your possession. I note on the error piece there is a total lack of rim on the obverse and what I will call a messed up rim on the reverse. Also notice the flow lines toward the rim and the effect of the flow of the lettering out towards the rim. Much of this is probably attributed to there being incorrect pressure on that strike and probably too high for the metal to handle. I am also not sure if it broke or trashed the collar during that strike as I can't see the edge of the error or know if the size is slightly larger than an average quarter.

I agree JPM , but I use such gentle cleaning only for old coins that are dirty with organic matter, without touching the patina.

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1946-D Lincoln cent, PCGS graded MS 66 RD:

1903-O Morgan dollar, PCGS graded MS 64:

I have all state quarters from the same original seller, interesting this is the only one with the gold plating.

I haven’t, was hesitant to take it out of the packaging. I’ll update the thread once I’m able to weigh and I have a proper case to transfer it to.

The coins referred to in the link you provided were not intentionally sold or issued by the U.S. Mint, nor would they have come in packages like yours. You would not have been able to buy them like this. They were either errors struck on wrong planchets or were experimental strikes. They were either accidentally mixed with coins issued in bulk bags for circulation or, more likely, smuggled out of the Mint by unscrupulous employees for sale to coin dealers. Two mint employees went to prison for similar activities related to the State quarter obverse/Sacagawea dollar reverse "mules" that appeared at about the same time. What you bought as a child were undoubtedly normal State quarters that were "gold" plated by private parties after they left the mint. They were widely advertised to the public in mass circulation magazines such as TV Guide. I have seen many such offers. Undoubtedly, many thousands were sold. They have no value to serious coin collectors and have nominal value as novelties.

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Powermad5000, my show report thread is NOT the place to air your grievances about dealers, coins, prices, etc. I respectfully ask you to please start your OWN thread if you wish to discuss these issues any further. Thank you.

Power, what specific coins were you trying to sell and did not receive what you consider a fair price on ? And I'm a bit confused....why was what you were looking to sell given such lousy bids ? Why are the Greysheet's prices so far off online prices in your view ? This is totally new to me. I knew prices varies source-to-source, but nothing like the % you imply.

Well, that was interesting, have you weighed your coin yet to see if it is heavy?

I do not think you should clean any coins. You will change the look of the coin from the original natural look. Anything you remove from the coin will show where it has been cleaned, reducing the coins value.

This is the article I’m going off of. I’m the original owner, purchased this as it came out from the mint. As a kid, I purchased each quarter that came in this packaging. https://mikebyers.com/15873698.html