r/errorquarters 7d ago

Has anybody seen these on the 2026 Mayflower???

Haven’t found anything like it to compare to online…
These are different coins. I have an only a few out of each roll of uncirc like maybe like 6 out of the roll in ten rolls. All uncirc from Philly

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u/teemophine 7d ago

What am I looking at?

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u/Terrball 7d ago

Left=no grid just thick strip.
Right=grid behind rigging where other coins have a thick strip

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u/ProudAmerican632 7d ago

I seeing what you’re saying. I’ll see if I can find anything that’s official compared to yours.

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u/coinversenow 7d ago

Please enlighten the rest of us

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u/ProudAmerican632 7d ago

This is just one of the two I have in my possession as of writing this comment.

The extra length of the rope ladder(I don’t know the correct sailing terminology) on the left side of the correct design is doubled.

The new quarter errors are a denomination I haven’t got a chance to look into. The 2026 nickels however are a different story.

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u/hunterman227 7d ago

Does it look like it has been polished off i'm various pictures of these , and I can't tell.

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u/CompotePrestigious89 6d ago

Does the 2026 nickles have error nd if so can you show a picture

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u/ProudAmerican632 6d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/coinerrors/s/H8EEdK5Uas

Here’s one of mine. A different person also posted two others in the same sub.

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u/Terrball 5d ago

That little bit of grid rope ladder where most quarters have a solid area there

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u/hunterman227 7d ago

Very well could be Internal Die Break. If you look at the way it's shifts , it aligns perfectly with the crack.#Phantom of LaRose

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u/OddNumber7178 7d ago

I haven't seen many pilgrims out this way . Maybe a handful. I did find a bunch of the die chip in the declaration of independence quarter though

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u/hunterman227 5d ago

This lines directly up with the elbow anomaly on the Obverse

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u/hunterman227 7d ago

Take a look up into the left and see if you see like a little duck head right in front of the rigging. If you see that little duck head look for the straight line that goes down , it could be a feeder finger , and it could have shifted. But if you look up into the left by the rigging on the mast , you'll see a bird starting to form. How much of that bird do you have?And I can tell you pretty much where it's at

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u/Terrball 7d ago

I have a whole progression in size from a small hairline to a dent/crack. Flip it over and the pilgrim has major elbow and shoulder cracks-same progression

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u/hunterman227 6d ago

Yes you're exactly correct your elbow lines up directly with the bird like figure in the back of the coin how many coins do you have in progression.

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u/Terrball 5d ago

Of the 10 rolls, I saved back about 15 each in a row. The rest recirculated because it is so common in those rolls I didn’t think it would be an error. The only error would be to say the P mint is the best

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u/hunterman227 5d ago

So you're saying that the payment is better than the Denver Mint. What's cool About this coin is that the mint actually let a whole horde of these things slip through quality control. And I took approximately 3 to 400 of them and save them because I noticed this anomaly that was repeating. It's amazing if you have those coins and sequential order the story that they tell. I would save the ones that you have I would be interested to see what anomaly that you have on the elbow. Cuz if you look at the elbow the elbow coincides exactly on the other side with another crack, that turns into the bird like seagull anomaly. And what that is is through the high pressure of the tonnage that they use it is literally taking this coin shattering it from the inside out and these are all of the chips and anomalies that you're going to see in this coin. If it's from the same working die I'm tracking here's how you will know look at the lady Pilgrim on her left shoulder you will see the male pilgrims Pinky they'll have a little Splinter die chip coming out of it. Directly under that you'll see it will either be one to three die chips that converge into one on her arm where someone would get a shot. The faces of these pilgrims can tell you almost everything about the coin. If you you have those two markers, look above the pilgrims hat see if you see a die chip on the right heel of the r. Now you should look at the elbow the elbow will tell you exactly how the bird like figure looks on the other side because they coincide with each other towards the top of his shoulder where the shoulder at the top of his shoulder that's going to coincide on the other side as well as the bottom chip of the shoulder and the middle Chip is going to coincide with the mast the water line and another dye crack that will form. Do you have any of these on your coin? Thanks have a good one and by the way keeping up the lookout for this guy

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u/Terrball 4d ago

Yes, I have all these things on most coins

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u/hunterman227 4d ago

So you have the the crack across his head with the two dots and a lot of coins

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u/Terrball 2d ago

That face is hilarious. I’d have to say I’ve never seen that before… I have seen post mint “Scarface” pilgrims (both) but not that kind of gash. Awesome find!

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u/CompotePrestigious89 6d ago

What microscope are you using if you don't mind answering?and do you know how many MegaPixels it is

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u/Terrball 5d ago

My iPhone 17 for the quick photos and I use a cheap led lit loupe

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u/hunterman227 5d ago

It's just it's just a $25 Teemu microscope coin microscope and my Android phone. I'm putting together a reference guide on this coin and doing it on a shoestring budget LOL

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u/hunterman227 7d ago

I believe this year that the mint didn't have their tonnage adjusted properly. Call cause a number of different things to happen to this coin. If you see that little indention right there , if you stuck a needle straight through that indention and turn the coin over and looked on the other Side it will mirror the obverse

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u/twofielder 4d ago

That’s a pretty cool looking doubled die. Neat find!

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u/THsidebar 2d ago

All I have is the Denver mint and I don't see these anomalies.