Normal mint processing marks. Coins WILL have bag marks, nicks, scratches, dings and/or blemishes from mint processing but are still BU uncirculated. Shipped with USPS First Class Mail. See my EBAY store for additional listings.
Let me explain the W quarters series to you. The mint decided to do the great American coin hunt and so they issued 2 million each of 10 different coins over 2 years (2019-2020). They only did them in business strike which is the worst one specifically used for circulation. They mixed and put 200,000 W coins at a time into a big bag. These coins were then mixed into other new non W coins at a ratio of about 100 regular coins to 1 W coin. They were then distributed these mixed coins to armored car companies who mixed them again and rolled them into rolls by machines and distributed the rolls to banks, retailers etc. Because of this poor handling and repeated mixing their are NO perfect coins, ZERO and even the highest graded ms 65-67 coins generally have mint processing marks or scratches. Uncirculated coins are the ones that were taken and hunted through to find the W’s before they went into circulation at banks and retailers. They all still contain mint processing marks and/or scratches.
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