2021 P Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter Crown Die Chip Error worth $200 found CRH
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- 2021 P Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter "Crown Die Chip" Error
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Wow, finally someone that gives a thorough review 0f whatever topic they are covering. Thank you for taking the time to educate the rest 0f us without sounding like a know it all.
Well thank you! I appreciate the view and your kind comments. I like to think my mother raised me right. 😉
Well dissected análisis ,I live in the New England area , I looked through thousands of quarters w no luck , I decided to buy it on EBay for around $57 including shipping .
Great buy @ $57. There Is a smaller variety found in the Alabama area selling in that range. Those hit the market around December. It’s a different die but is almost as big as the one featured in my video out of Michigan.
There are some of the Large Crowns showing up in your area. I’ve seen several sell on eBay out of Mane and New Hampshire since I put this video out.
I finally found a full "Crowned Washington" here in Memphis, TN nearly four months after watching this video. Thanks for sharing your finds and educating me in this new error.
Congratulations on your find. I’m glad my video was helpful to you. I didn’t think any of the Full crown errors were being found in TN. I know the large half crowns have based on eBay sales. Again congratulations and thanks for tuning in to my channel.
Very well done. The only anomaly you didn't cover is the die crack between the curl of the R and the bottom of the E at the end of Delaware. And I hadn't seen the Bird Nest one yet, interesting!! Well planned video!
I will have to look that up and add it to my next video. Thank you for kind comments.
You are right. The crowns also have the small die chip you described. Good catch.
Awesome video I found one in my change yesterday 2021P full crown. I live in muscle shoals, Alabama. I like looking for errors. On Feb 14th at 0330 I was walking in the Mapco down the road from my house. I picked up a penny off the floor, it is a 1988 flip over, double struck Lincoln cent. On the obverse I see D STA
ERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM And 30% of the memorial visible starting at the top of his head and running down his neck and shoulder. The coin looks like new
Very cool Find. There is a similar crown looking error coming out of Alabama. It looks similar but clearly a different variety. I will be doing a followup to this video and talking about variety’s.
Thanks for checking out my video and
Congratulations on your finds.
Great video. I have one like the "Birds nest" found here in Memphis, TN!
The full crown seems to have been found in Michigan only so far. I have seen smaller chips like the birds nest here but have seen listings for sale of the birds nest in several areas like TN.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it.
Me to on the top back of the hat. Very prominent.
Thanks, great video, I’m from Michigan and found a full crown last night. By Mt Clemens area.
Congratulations. I lived near Mt Clemens last year. I’m now in the Chelsea area. And found another 2 weeks ago.
It’s sometimes good to live in Michigan.
Thanks for the comment and checking out the video.
What an awesome video. Your detective work is outstanding!
Well, thank you so so much. I really appreciate your comments. I do like to get to the bottom of things each day that I do this I learn something new. Du diligence is the key to success!
Thank you! I'm a novice to this hobby. Very informative and practical.
Thank you! and welcome to my channel and your new hobby.
Fantastic in-depth video, thank you for this type of content.
Thank you for tuning in. I appreciate the feedback, and glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely, THE MOST educational coin video, as I am new to the hobby!!! Thank you, sir, for this video and I will be following! Hope to see many more!!
Why thank you so much!
And thanks for tuning in. Great hobby that never gets old. So much to learn.
Nice presentation. Great information.
I'm trying to be informative and worked really hard on this but rushed through it towards the end.
Excellent content always informative, and clear. I watched a vid on Washington/Delaware quarter. Sadly no crown on the 3 ive received in change the last 2 days, but one has obvious doubling on "Liberty" visible with the naked eye. D mint. Thank you for your work
Thank you for your kind comments. if you live in Michigan or Maine, you Will have a better chance at finding the full crown.
You can also purchase one of mine here.
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well , I have 1 you do not show, on the top rear of his hats edge he has a little nubbin sticking up! the coin I have is brand new,and is in a 2x2 fold.
it's up for grabs😮😊🎉!!!! and I recently found 1 that looks like he has an antena sticking up from the front if his hat.
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Yes since I put this video out in October of 2021 many variety’s have surfaced. I am going to put a status video on this coin on the 3rd anniversary of this discovery.
The sales that doesn't show any bids "timed out* and didn't sell. The ones with only 1 bid I dont trust. There has to be at least 2 or more bids for me to believe that is the price someone actually paid.
The no bids are buy it now purchases. And if it’s got a line through it it means the seller accepted a lower offer and did not disclose the price.
The comps I show are of sold prices only. I filtered out auctions that ended without a sale. I’m only representing sold auctions.
Also I am a seller and a lot of people wait until the last minute so that it doesn’t get bid up, so after the initial onslaught of new to the market auctions and bidding wars, it seems like it’s calmed down or the demand is dropping lately, most of these are selling with one bid only, and at the opening bid price. I haven’t sold any in the last three weeks because nobody’s willing to pay $100 for them.
I actually hold the record for this crown error sale at $256. And was getting 300 views and 20 watchers on a 7 day auction last fall. I currently have 3 listed and each has less than 50 views and 7 watchers which I believe are other sellers.
I have a small crown on the top back of the hat. Some are calling it the "bird nest." Also a very large deep scarface obverse one.
Yes sir the Birdsnest is in the crux of the tri-con hat and can be at the front or the back I personally believe the one that started at the front of the hat developed into the large crown after further cracking of the die. It’s my understanding that collectors of die cracks will want to try and fill out the progression so it starts with a small chip and develops into a large crown the smaller the chip the smaller the value and the larger The chip the larger the value.
As of right now I haven't sold mine on eBay.
but I live in Dryden Michigan. I'm about 24 minutes Northeast of Oxford.
Unfortunately there are a few newbies to eBay practically giving these away. All are mostly from MI. But these coins should be selling for closer to or above $100 still. They are quite rare outside of the Detroit service area.
As of January 2023 less than 200 have been sold on eBay. that qualifies as very very rare.
This was like an episode of CSI: Numismatica .
New information on coin forensics!
Thanks. I like that.
Thank you for your very complete coverage of this particular issue. Sometimes when people actually know about these things and they discuss them they don't always explain exactly how to find them well so I appreciate that thanks and I did subscribe!!
You are welcome. I aim to please. Will be following up on this error soon.
Thanks for watching and for the sub!
Great research story that is as interesting to me! ⚡️
Thank you so much I really put a lot of effort into it and just so you know I’m still doing research following the sales of this coin on eBay last time I checked it was up to 150 total sold on eBay again still mostly in Michigan but it is getting around I don’t know if they’re secondary sales or not but I’m still putting it together and I will be doing a follow up to this video very soon I hope
Great production and info. Very well done and highly informative.
Thanks you for your kind words. I’m glad you liked it, and thanks for tuning in.
Stay tuned for another update to this video soon.
Excellent presentation, very detailed and logical. Much appreciated.
Your passion for coin collecting is awesome. Keep up the great work, we appreciate it!
Thank you very much. I’m glad you liked it and can appreciate my passion. I love every part of the hunt and discovery and I’m going to keep presenting.
I’m still working my day job but will retire soon and will be putting out more content.
I hate that my day job is cutting into my passion.
I appreciate you!
I'm brand new to coin collecting just a couple of weeks and thank you for breaking down what a cud is a die break and interior die break and sizes of each. Very informative video I gave you a thumbs up and I subscribed. I'm looking forward to future videos as well as now looking to see what older videos you have.
Thank you so much for your kind words, subbing and the thumbs up. I’m glad
That my presentation was informative. That is always my goal. I appreciate you.
I have found out but haven't check yet for this die crack. Thank you for the info. Great to know.
Thank You. Glad I could share some of what I have learned.
I have many of these with no errors, in excellent condition. Some are unopened rolls (p+d).
The fact that they dont make them anymore is enough to save them.
@@vikctorrkreedd6418 you may be on to something there Vikctor! Thank you for commenting
@@coinmojo Yes, they are rare indeed. I believe if the historical background was widely known about Washington, this coins value would skyrocket. Ppl really don't know.
We must push the narrative of truth in the numismatics community to ensure a respectable return and gain on our ends, as we sacrifice physical age, eye sight, manual devices, safety, and conservation of theses coins we hold near and dear. Our time, which is life taking in essence is a righteous effort put forth for the cause.
@@vikctorrkreedd6418 I like the way you think😎
I have noticed on the full crown error that there is another die chip above the T on the word Quarter. It's between the shoreline and first wave.
Yes I see it too. Bonus!
I believe you can use that die chip as a marker to tell whether or not you have a progression of the crown die chip error so if you have that die chip in the gap, it could be a marker that says this is the run of quarters off the machine that produced the large crown and the large crown came after. if the crown or parts of the crown are absent on a quarter with just the die chip in that gap on the shoreline, you could assume it’s from the same set of dies before the chunk of metal broke up and away from the die.
There must be millions out there I already have three and only started looking for these since December.
How did you find them? Are you searching $500 boxes from the bank. I’m only seeing these pop up in Michigan for the most part and Massachusetts seems to have received some of them
I am personally tracking sales on eBay and to date I believe there is just around 100 so far cry from 1 million and I know not everyone is selling them when they find them but would you pass up $100-$200 if you could sell them for that.
If I had to guess based on my knowledge of the mint and how they’re produced there may be only 1000 to as many as 20,000 before the era was discovered and they stopped the presses.
I search as much as $3000 a week and since October I have found six and I am in Michigan working out of the Detroit federal reserve which is where I suspect the bulk of them landed. I list them as soon as I find them.
I’m working On a follow up to this video and I have tracked over 100 sales I’ll be doing a full report soon
I did find roughly 6 in circulated boxes between October running up to Christmas and I have not found any in the last four weeks
Excellent visual references. Well done sir!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
I've got one on outside of the back of the hat. Looks like he has a mullet. Lol
I have found one like that, but haven’t seen many listed or sold on eBay.
Thanks for the info. Just beginning to collect and interested in getting the type of info you provided. I have 9 Delaware coins and will be checking them. Thanks again
Thanks for watching. I’m working on a follow up to this video. And will post soon. Check out some of my other content as I like sharing everything I learn as I search coins.
Good luck on your search’s / coin hunts.
Excellent video. Subscribed!
Thank you very much! Welcome aboard!
I took a look at my only 2021-P CTD quarter and found it has the bird's nest type at the rear of the head just touching the E.
I have found the birds nest around here in various forms and size. I search a couple of boxes a week and probably put a roll or two of smaller die chips. aside.
I have actually found a couple more full crowns in circulated boxes since my big mint box score. back in august.
I suspect they have been fully culled around here by now. a ton of roll hunters here in Michigan.
I have sold about 30 of the Crowns on eBay so far.
Thanks for checking out my video.
I'm still working on a follow up market report.
As of last check about 115 of these have been sold on eBay.
Credit to you. First video of yours I have seen. For sure new follower.. 👍✌
Thank you.
Nice way to show, thank you
Thank you for commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I’m so impressed by your videos. Job well done. I actually just found one, exactly like yours the big crown . It kinda looks like a hamburger lol. I have one problem however. It has some kind of dirt or something under Washington’s neck. I would like to send you a picture. And perhaps some additional advice please help me. Thank you
Are you in Michigan?
@@coinmojo San Antonio Texas I’ve been coin roll hunting now for about three months. My collection is growing a lot. I would like to send you a picture of the crossing the Delaware if I may I’m supper stoked.how can I send a picture
@@n3wcreat1on41 facebook.com/groups/575418365931592/?multi_permalinks=2195349360605143
@@n3wcreat1on41 send photo through this group which i administer. if you are on FB
@@coinmojo yes I am on Facebook
I'm new and have learn very but do have questions though
How can I help
Is there a known broad strike for the 2021 quarter
I haven’t seen any extreme examples personally or sales online but most of the 2021 WCTD’s I see have a appearance of a minor broad strike just slight but not to the point where one edge is totally washed out. Just thick and thin on opposite sides of the reverse design.
Thanks for the heads up homie.
Your welcome. Thanks for viewing.
I have a thought.. Lets say 3 coins of the same yr. Cent. On each one had a different mark. A cud, a DD, and a diy chip. Would the error coins coast the same.. Explain?
Let me first start by saying I am not an expert but I’ve learned a lot from another guy on TH-cam called Blue Ridge Silver Hound. he does a eBay market report on unslabbed coins that are sold on eBay each Wednesday and in that you’ll find examples of just what you’re talking about cuds, die break, cracks or chips.
Concerning double dies They have varying degrees of collector interest you might see a cud sell anywhere from five dollars to $100 depending on the size of the cud. a double die can be considered somewhat common but there are other years that are more rare like the 72D a die chip again, since no one tracks the population, would be very difficult to determine its value other than what they’re being sold for on eBay so it really comes down to market demand cuds and die brakes seem to be in demand right now.
Again when it comes to Cudd and die breaks size matters the bigger the break the bigger the cud the bigger the price.
Got a crossing the Delaware qurarter withe a mark on the bottom of the E in United don't know if there others or just nothing how would I get it checked ?
If you are on Facebook go to my coin mojo coin roll hunting fb page and share your photo with me there.
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I’m still planning a follow up to this video but not sure what your error would be. Stay tuned.
Hi I live in Chalmette Lousiana. 10 mins from New Orleans anyway . My Mom was going through her change and said what's wrong with my quarter? I looked at it and it's the 2021 crossing the Delaware but it is definitely hands down the worst or should I say the most imperfections I seen yet . I'm not really a coin collector but I am very excited about this one and would really like to show you a picture how would I go about doing this?
Thanks for checking out my channel. Do you belong or are you a member of any face book coin groups? If so you could post the photos so I could see them that way. I’m in several of them.
If you are on FB look up Coin Roll Hunting USA and join that group.
Lots of people share images of their coin finds there.
I’m still building my channel here on TH-cam and want to develop a FB group soon so my subscribers have an outlet to share photos and ask questions where we can all share our knowledge.
You can share pictures here on my Facebook site if you’re on Facebook
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I just found a full crown die chip today December 9, 2022 in $500 box I got in Rochester Hills, Mi
There you go you definitely have the full crown if you found it in Rochester Michigan these crimes were being distributed out of the Detroit federal reserve
Thanks im starting to look at quarters
Careful now it’s addictive😉thanks for tuning in. Good luck on your hunts.
I had just found one ,its big blob on there but doesn't hit the words
Half crown?
Ok I’m amazed at ur video Bc I hav 2 of these quarters so I c exactly where ur talking about so I really need u to answer this if u can plz Do I since I’m not a collector how do I need to sell it eBay or a coin shop ??? And since u say only a few have sold should I not sell it and wait if the prices go up or go ahead and get anything over $20 ???? Plz maybe just giv me ur opinion and btw I’m from Asheville NC so they r on the east coast and I think it’s an awesome video
Price has come down on the full crown but could go either way. There are new sellers entering the market and somewhat flooding the market which drives the price down giving buyers more options.
Also there are multiple errors on this coin that I’m seeing on eBay and everyone is calling them the “crown” error wether it be large or small. So also affecting the price point.
Sell them while they are hot! Or sell one and save one. I feel they could or should be higher than $100 if it turns out they are rare. But we will never know how many escaped the mint.
Good luck! 👍
Been tracking these on eBay since they started and I’m still putting together a follow up video currently I show over 105 of these have been sold that’s a very small number
Very good info. Never saw your page but I see you explain good the info .
Thank you for commenting. I do try and present and demonstrate what the value as well as rarity of the coins I find and research.
I go to thousands of dollars of quarters every week. I have yet to find one with that massive amount of metal on it. I find a lot of them that just have a small die chip at the back of the hat. But I will keep searching. This was a great video keep up the good work,👍
What part of the country are you in
@@coinmojo the Midwest
@@unknownuser2737 The large crown is mostly found in Michigan some in Maine. They came out of Philadelphia so I think the Midwest would be fed off the Denver mint so it might be hard to find these in your area
@@coinmojo I seen the video where they were all found in Michigan. I travel to the Michigan area quite often. Here in the Midwest we get a lot of Philadelphia and Denver coins, mostly due to truck drivers driving back and forth across this country. I live on the east side of the Mississippi River therefore I think we're fed by the Philadelphia mint. I live in the 7th Federal Reserve District, that District covers Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. So I think I'm in the right area? It's just a matter of time I'll find one hopefully before it gets all scratched up. I really enjoy your Channel Good Luck hunting and have a great day.
@@unknownuser2737 I certainly hope you find one I consider them very rare I was lucky enough to capture several of them here in Michigan which is why I put this video together I’ve been tracking the sale of these coins on eBay for over a year and it looks like nearly 200 of them have sold which means these are somewhat rare by no means is it a a coin to ignore when you consider the worst points were mentioned in the clip of 2 million each and we’re demanding dollar amounts of up to $100 when they first came out and graded can get six $700 .
I haven’t seen any of the crowns graded except for the one that comes out of Alabama which is slightly smaller than the one found in Michigan
Great video, subbed!
Thank you much appreciated.
Thank you, much appreciated. Enjoy.
Hello, I have a1980 and 1982 proof sets that look good to the naked eye, however when I saw them with the microscope, they look dull, coin face and all around like they where made out of fine sand. is that normal? Even regular coins look shiny, even mirror finish arounf faces. Are those proof sets normal?
From what I’m reading on the Internet it says that all coins were minted at San Francisco mint with the S mint mark the proof coins are commonly found with attractive black and white deep cameo finishes however some sets not stored carefully may exhibit hazy Tones over the surfaces of the coins.
So it seems to me there are no special surface set ups like today they have two types of finishes like a matted finish. Anything other than frosted features on a mirrored background would not be normal for 1980 and 82..
Without seeing exactly what you are talking about I can only speculate that it’s either environmental damage or the sets that you have are of poor quality coming out of the mint.
It’s also been said that even PCGS only use like a 6 to 7 times magnification for looking at coins if you use anything stronger than that you’re going to pick out the most minor of imperfections.
I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in and asking questions there’s so much to learn about this hobby.
Check out “blue ridge silver hound” he has lots of videos on proof set over the years.
Another TH-camr “treasure town” is another guy who posts tons of content.
Good luck
I have a DDO Crossing the Delaware quarter. I would love to have someone look at it. Any advice?
If you are on FB there are several groups that are there to help people identify errors or just coin collecting in general. Join one of those groups or several of them and you can share images and you might get some great advice from grip members, who might be able to identify your particular error.
Also there are other sites specifically geared towards error coins.
www.doubleddie.com
varietyvista.com
Hello, I have about 200 D delware quarters and the rest are Tuskegee with few other atb types(a few P) mixed in. Most are about ms66 to ms67 plus, I have some that are better cond. they are all mainly in flips. Not many errors. Should I get some graded? Or just sit on them for a few yrs etc? What should I do?
@@vikctorrkreedd6418 If you wanna try to get them into an auction and if they are truly MS 67 or better they might be worth a couple hundred bucks at auction but you got to consider the time you have to put into doing that. first be a member of a grading service then you have to ship them out you got a pay for the encapsulation attribution and then in the end if they’re only MS 65 or less they may not even bring $50-$100 at auction and I believe you have to pay commission to the auction house as well so keeping them in flips will protect them I would hang onto them and then just watch the market check eBay sold auctions for an idea of what the market trend is
I have found many other Tuskegee airmen from the Denver men and they all look mint state 66/67 The Denver mint just does a better job than the Philadelphia mint on their dies Or is it the planchets that are better at the Denver mint🤷🏻♂️
I’m new here with you. I’ve just started my coin hunting journey.
Welcome to the fray and welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy my content, and keep coming back. Good luck on your future hunts!😎👊✌️
I live in Tallapoosa County Alabama I saw your video and I have several of these coins all different size die brakes on the head
Yes the dies were breakin and cracking around George’s Tricon (hat) so the different sizes can be early to late stages of the progression of the die chipping up and crumbling.
Also the mint has several machines churning out coins, so the different chips could also be from completely different sets of dies.
Thanks for commenting and sharing and contributing your finds.
I just come across a whole bunch of those coins and now I’m gonna have to get my quarters back out look at them
Good luck! If you live in Michigan or near the Boston area you have a better chance of finding the large crown. Thanks for watching.
You ever find anymore of these? I always look but have never found one. Great video.
As I mentioned in the video, these obviously landed in Michigan, and are prevalent here and main as it turns out. or in the Boston Federal district, based on my tracking over the last 2 years since these escaped the mint, Michigan has received about 80-90% so I was able to find about a dozen in the wild over the last two years. Full crowns. But I searched about $8000 in Quarters a month for the last two years.
Thanks for the question!
Here is a recent sale of a crown that I list through my sons eBay account JDK collectibles. This one was found in circulation.
www.ebay.com/itm/355306233526?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=zxwkeldet86&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=zxwkeldet86&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Here is a listing for one of my crowns i found in an uncirculated box. www.ebay.com/itm/354990514390?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=zxwkeldet86&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=zxwkeldet86&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
sold.
Great video 👍.
Thank you! Are you from Michigan or areas of the country that these coins are showing up? And do you coin roll hunt?
@@coinmojo no unfortunately. I live in California so I only get the proof-like looking ones as you described. I’m a coin roll hunter (2nd year) and really enjoyed your video 👍
@@rickv.464 ok cool. I did see a similar crown coming out of the Denver mint and so far only Two have been sold on eBay.
I am selling on eBay and have sold several of these to folks in California.
I’m also coinmojo on ebay
@@coinmojo ok great. Thank you.
I have some Deleware error quarters and other error coins I want you to look at.
Can you post pictures on my Facebook page?
I would like to have a look.
How much would a miner light or half crown go for?
@@calebhanson3612 I currently have one listed on eBay for $32 but have seen the Half crowns, meaning at least half the size of the full crown sell for more than $50 and smaller transitions sell for less than $20 and as low as $5 for the smaller minor light looking chip.
I believe there are progression die chips that demonstrate or match up with the full crowns progression. And should demand a premium due to the connection to the “full crown” until the mint actually caught it and replaced the Reverse die.
It is also my understanding that there are seven machines pumping out quarters in Philadelphia. So, some of the other “birds nest” chips or smaller chips all around Georges hat (Tricon) are plentiful. But the bigger the chip the more valuable to collectors the fully developed die chip are. 4mm in size or more. In addition to obscuring letters in E PLURIBUS UNUM which I Believe. Is the most significant Effect.
www.ebay.com/itm/355983484047?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=zxwkeldet86&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=zxwkeldet86&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
I have this coin but the die chip I have starts at the back of his hat
There are many varieties of diie chips on the Washington, crossing the Delaware. I personally believe that it’s the depth of the design that causes the die to crack around the hat so you’ve got what you have in the back of the hat, (Tricon) and then on top of the Tricon, like towards the rear of his hat, or towards the front, or completely covering the top of his head, which is what I’m discussing here.
It’s a pretty large die chip and very unusual. For being so large and looking like a royal crown.
I love that WCD quarter!
Me too! thanks for tuning in.
Why the face change on them?
What do you mean by the face change?
hello i have the same crows nest onmy 2021 (P) Washington quarter crossing the Delaware. i recieved this coin from my back while exchanging a couple $20.’s for 4 rolls of quarters fro laundry matt. eitherreceived it in massachusetts or state of Maine. i have owned it welo over a couple yeqrs in BU condition. the large chip on crows cap. itsbeen in a coin prifective book in my sqfe. tgere is not aby vwkue on thiwertor
It sounds like you have a version of the smaller die chip on the top of George Washington’s hat. Known as a tricon. There are many small die chips around the tricon but the largest chip measuring over 4 x 2 mm is the holy grail. The ones I have found here in Michigan also have a smaller die chip in the gap between cracks and the ice flow of the design just above the letter T in the word quarter.
If I could ask, what country are you from?
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You’re welcome glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the scribe!😎
I've found 2 nice examples in Georgia.
Some have turned up in Georgia mostly in Michigan, though Alabama has a smaller version where it doesn’t quite cover the entire hat
Amazing video so much better then couch collecting or what ever he’s so rude to his customers hey man so do you think since this coin is going to be the last of Washington’s old face it will be worth a lot ?
I think they will make so many of these quarters that they will be like the bicentennial quarter. Lots of collectors will still want it though so it should always demand a little more of a premium. And this particular die chip error could stand the test of time and be a high demand type of coin on par with other mint errors like the 1955 double die Penny. In regard to value. Keeping my fingers crossed
As fast as the coins are struck there would be thousands of those coins out there. E-bay is good if you are looking to buy counterfeit coins. I would sell these so called error coins but never buy one. There is another TH-camr making BS videos about error coins claiming almost every quarter has an error. If his claims were true there is more errors in the last 20 years than in the previous 200 years of coin production. There is more counterfeits out there than actual error coins. So be careful if you are buying.
The Philadelphia mint has several machines pumping out quarters at a clip of about 40,000 hour each so when the die breaks they may not catch it right away it could take an hour or two before they find the error. it’s the only reason why these get out. Philadelphia’s mint has notoriously been sloppy the last two years due to the pandemic and lack of employees I wouldn’t say that minor die chips in errors are counterfeit because most of them only sell for a couple bucks but this is a rather large one and it’s not counterfeit. the ones that I show in the video and the ones that I’ve seen on eBay match mine I found around 50 of these in a box of 500 brand new from Brinks but that represents 5% the entire box that was new 2021P quarters. The ones I’m selling on eBay are definitely legitimate. There is another error that made its way to Alabama probably off of a different press the people on eBay are calling them large crown die chip error which is a fallacy. That one is large but it’s not as big as this one. And should still command a higher price because it still is a rather large die chip. It simple a different variety.
I’ve been tracking all the sales on eBay there’s been over 150 of these and it appears 90% of them came to Michigan.there are some making its way to Maine and people are finding them in other parts of the country since my original discovery almost a year ago. I have found a couple in circulation around here and I’ve sold those at a discount on eBay because they are slightly circulated. in my estimate the population of this particular mint error could be a couple thousand to as much as 80,000 which is a very small number. The mint doesn’t track errors. They can tell you how many coins they mint, but they would never be ever too tell you how many errors are out there because They just don’t know.
The fact that these actually escaped the mint tells you that their quality control has slipped because normally there’s a guy standing at the press spot checking coins coming off the machine. I believe that due to the lack of employees they may have only had one or two Quality Control people monitoring seven machines.
As I said I’ve been monitoring and putting together a spreadsheet with all the sales on eBay. I’m planning on releasing a video soon to follow up this one and I will be talking about the other errors including the one out of Alabama which again I believe comes from a different press altogether. in each case the moment an error is discovered, or a die chip or cracked die is discovered, they replace it. So there’s no knowing how many actually escaped the mint, because they get fed into a large ballistic bags and shipped out so if they missed this error and allowed the machines to run unchecked for an hour or two as I see it. Again the machine can produce 40,000 an hour. But they are supposed to remove not only the broken die but also the coins that were produced in error. A monumental task.
And thanks for checking out my video.
Excellent Video Thanks for the extra info. Just my opinion but I think people would enjoy seeing your reply above added to the video description. :)
Thank You Very Much
I’m glad you like it.
@@coinmojo And So Am I....And With That,, Good Morning and Peace ✌.
@@billwalsh8105 peace ✌️
Mine Is a very clean 2021-P
Congratulations
Have you found a die chip on the sword ?
@@scottpeterson4271 I have never looked for one and then at least one has never jumped out at me. I have seen them on eBay but it was small.
@@coinmojo I'm new at this hunting coins ... but yes I found 3 ... also the quarter had small chips in the hat ... not as big as what you guys show .... I'm in Florida ...
Nice researching!
Thank you! working on a follow up. Thanks for commenting and watching. I feel good when my work is appreciated.
I just found a 2021 D Washington quarter with the same error
Well I think you might just have yourself a Goldmine right there it’s the first and only one I’ve heard of coming out of Denver congratulations on a big score
Thanks for checking out my channel and watching my video I hope you find some more that would be cool
Hi I have 2021 quarter I have one beside dye chip front looks he has 3 eyes
I sure would like to see what that looks like could you go to my Facebook page “coin mojo coin roll hunting” and post a picture there if you have access to Facebook
namaste ihave 2021p
Washington crossings the Delaware quter dollar 5 PCs good condition.
with the large crown Die Chip?
I have a one just like this that I just seen the crown on. Originally I had only paid attention to doubling and I rechecked all of my error coins and found other errors on them 😊
@@Gloria-ev4in good job. I hope my video was helpful!
Sure did
Thank you for your support.
I have one. I’m In Alabama.
Does yours cover the bottom of the L in E PLURIBUS UNUM? There is a smaller crown variety in Alabama. And it’s large but about 10-20% smaller than the large crown found in Michigan.
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I know Right?
Yo tengo esa con un pedazo de metal en el sonbrero
that's awesome. is it a small chip or large chip?
Best quarter dallor... Jesus walked on water if you can see it
I believe that’s George Washington crossing the Delaware on the front of a boat, but I can see the similarities and irony of the crown placed upon his head. 🤔
I found one
Congratulations! Are you in Michigan or near the Boston area?
Yo tengo 10s pero el soldado tiene un pedazo de metal en el sombrero cuanto podría valer
The translation to English says you have one with a piece of metal in the hat.
There are lots of smaller die chips around the hat. Depending on the size of the chip, you can put a value on it. Small chip small price. Big chip big price. Small chip $1-$5 Big chip $90- $125
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Thank you!
Yo la tengo esa letra P 2021 con error en el sonbrero tiene chip o pedazo de metal en el sonbrero tengo la baca con el queso la mata de maiz con la hoja baja y la otra con la hoja alta quiero venderla pero yo no ablo Inglés
where do reside?
I found one! I'm near Monroe
Were you searching for them? Are you a CRH? one of the sellers of these on eBay is from Monroe.
Just a young collector. Located in my loose pocket change.
@@tylergraves2446 nice pick up in pocket change. SCORE!
@@coinmojo just found my second today!
@@tylergraves2446 was it in pocket change this time?
I have one that is miss set stamp
She's a beaty. one for the record book. nor=t supposed to get out from the mint.
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Thank you🤘
😅 I think I meant to give it a thumbs up sorry❗😅
@@carolpaventi1285 No problem I like the rock ‘n’ roll👍🤘😎🎶
I have 1 that im trying to sell
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I have one I'm in Minnesota
That’s great! They are finally making their way to Minnesota. Did yo find it in pocket change in 2021? Or did you buy it at a coin show?
In a roll
@@markwojo727 if you don’t mind my asking, how much do you search a box a week a couple rolls a week or like me thousands of dollars every week? The reason I ask is that I am planning a formal follow up since producing that video I have discovered that New Hampshire/Maine is also a location where some of these have landed there has only been a handful that I’ve been found outside of Michigan and New Hampshire today over 209 of these have been sold on eBay that’s over the course of two years I have been compiling this information and plan to produce another video so I just want to get my facts straight fact is 90% of these crowns have been found in Michigan or at least are being sold by eBay sellers who live in Michigan and primarily southeastern Michigan out of the Detroit Federal Reserve bank
Without referring to my project notes I do not believe I have seen a listing or a sale of the large crown out of Min.
And I of course understand that everyone who has found them, runs off and sells them on eBay. When they first hit the streets they were selling for over $200, so it’s a lucrative find. They have since come down to earth as more and more have been listed and sold. My best guess as to the population is upwards of 10k copies before the error was discovered at the mint. But still a very low population.
Thanks for your participation in advance if you decide to provide more details of your discovery.
I have two any buyers!!!!
Who are you asking?
@@coinmojo i have 4 of them
I have 30 quarters with birds nest die chip
That’s awesome. What do you plan to do with them?
I have at tube full of the die chip/crack (looks likea scoop of ice cream with a cherry in top) on the rear of the hat, ive sold two but only for a few dollars a piece.
@@ehouse430 what part of the country are you in.
@@ehouse430 I’m researching where these are being found And plan to follow up video to this with updates
@Coin Mojo I'm in maryland, I'll try to send you a picture of the one I have. I can post it if you have a place or an email..
And sell it to who?
Can you clarify your question. This video was produced 2 years ago and the Large Crown Die Chips were selling for $200. I have sold these coins on eBay to the highest bidder.
Still selling for $35-$75 today. I now believe this Error will stand the test of time and only rise in value as collectors learn about it.
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Thanks Tim!
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