I found this quarter in a roll yesterday and was wondering what would cause it to look the way it does. TY for any info you many have.
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2003D Illinois quarter with rough surface on boyh sides
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Greasy dies
Sand blasted surf coin?
Professor of Engineering
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Metal detected, cleaned and tumbled? 
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Thinking minor heat damage. Causes small bubbling in the surface.
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I agree. Minor heat damage
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It's that way, because everything in Illinois is that way - Crappy !! I can say that, because I live here. Just my opinion, but it looks like a coin that was in the sand, like on a beach or in a volleyball pit for a while.
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