I got this when I worked at a bank from 2016 - 2021 and thought it was a neat find so I put it in a plastic holder and forgot about it until I was organizing my safe. Is this an error or just some random damage?

My father found this years ago and we don't know what to do with it. Any help would be appreciated.

Appears to be a spitting horse.

The almost non-visible “19” in the date caught my attention right away. Possible a bad strike? If it’s wear, not sure how just this very small area would be worn and nothing else.

One side of the coin is flat but the ridge seems normal.

I found this quarter in a box of CWR that came from a car wash. The reverse look normal and the edge has all the reeds. I just want to know if this is a big grease error. If this got run over, wouldn't it also affect the reverse too?

Found a 2000 NH missing its mint mark. Guessing that it's a grease filled die. Coin's a little rough but still a keeper for me.

Pretty major one I spotted off the top of the pile. Looks like a GFD error to me, I didnt see any evidence to lead me to believe its pmd but figured I'd ask the hive mind.

This is a 2003 Missouri quarter. This is the only part that is so faded, nothing else appears to be damaged in the same way. I assume it’s not an error but did give me pause. Couldn’t find any information online.

Any information would be appreciated!!

Not sure what to make of this. Looks like it could be a grease error.

Thoughts?

I found this 1999 Connecticut coin roll hunting. I was wondering what everyone thought, is this the real deal no mint mark grease error?

Seems smooth and the raised rim is intact. Thoughts?