Can you see the difference in the near 6 and far 6s? Are the both on the sides far 6s?

You are right coinguy et al. I took it into Jerry at G&G Jewelry here in Windsor. Indeed it is a new style obverse coin Not an error. Sorry for doubting everyone here. You think by now I’d know better.

I beg to differ. Firstly, it’s 2022 series. I checked U.S. mint.gov site and it shows nothing like this. I will take it into my coin dealer to compare.

Go and check usmint.gov

I doubt it. There was nothing like this on the U.S. mint page.

I found this 2022p Wilma Mankiller quarter in change. I checked eBay and this quarter doesn’t look like this. Any thoughts?

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Compared it to others. More than a slight rotation. Quite a slant to the left of the effigy not falling directly under 25 cents on obverse.

Adding pictures of 1967 quarter. Queen’s efigy should appear under 25 cents on reverse which it does not.

Too bad this list is so long. I can tell you the 1967 FP, MP are valuable

Be sure too to check the bills for devil’s face.

You have a coin there worth at least $45,000.00+ Oh my goodness. How come I never get that lucky?

Check the 2000 nickels for the P mark. They are hard to find. There were only 4,899,000 minted.

This is what I found in my change. Grade, app. Value?

It is and I’m not willing to pay the price my coin dealing is asking for the dot as it’s too beat up. If you or anyone has one in at least fine condition without King George VI’s effigy all beat up they would consider selling/part with, let me know.

So not as valuable as the far 2 variety. Hard to tell. Now yesterday, I got the plain 1947 nickel fine to
EF in change. Rarer than the maple leaf and the dot. Plus a lot of 1948 nickels as well. Thanks for your help coinguy. Some of these anomalies with coins are hard to figure out.