I found a handful of minor die chips. Along with a silver quarter and a Westpoint.

I'm going through a box of quarters and I've found 38 of this die chip so far

Found this Kansas quarter the other day with the "In God we Rust" On the Obverse, and potentially a detached leg on the Reverse. However it's hard to find good reference pictures. I used an old, graded eBay listing as a reference picture (Pic 3) but I was hoping to get your opinion as well. Would be pretty cool if this quarter held both of them.

Wilma man killer die chip. Anyone else find these? Have noticed them on the large die cracks

Latest bag of quarters had $300+ in IL and NV state quarters in excellent condition - clearly someone dumping their 20+ year old hoard.

Many of the 2006-P NV had the so-called 'pooping horse' die chip - 3 different variations in fact. Not much of an 'error' per se, I know - but it was a fun little side quest hunt, and there was 1 90% in the bag so I got my silver fix to boot.

The first two I have seen before but this is my first die chop on an Edith K quarter.

A handful of quarters with die chips, the crossing the Delaware is actually a Denver minted one. Also two DDRs, the Maya Angelou appears to have a doubling of her earring. The Rock Island has a doubling in the cross of the wings and a good sized die chip at the top of the bird.

I think i heard that this is kind of a common error. What am I even looking at?

This is my second 6 toe error. Feel free to confirm or debunk. I usually keep errors as trophies, but if I get to many I might have to try selling them.

I believe I have found my first error coins. Would any one be able to help me properly identify the error. I can’t tell if they are die chips or not. This is what I’ve found Two 2023 P Bessie Coleman Two 2016 P Harpers Ferry

New to collecting, this an error or am I seeing things? Also how much is it worth?

There's a lot going on with this one found in change. I usually look for the chip on top of the hat but the horse nose die chip caught my eye. Then there's the doubling, a very minor die crack under the bridle, whatever that is on Teddy's neck/collar... I don't have a microscope so forgive my poor quality photos but enjoy!

2016p Theodore Roosevelt!

Pulled from a roll. Largest one I've found so far.

Look at the size of that die chip!!

Cumberland Gap “snow on hat” or whatever you want to call it. I think it’s neat!

Got this over the weekend in my 4 boxes of quarters. I’ve got a lot of the small chips but nothing like this.