Double-Strike 1994 Quarter? Found in My Change Today...

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Double-struck (?) 1994 quarter, front and back
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While hunting for parking meter coins, I found the above quarter, so I pulled it from the general small change pile.

I don't know if it's really a double-struck coin or if human intervention (not me!) was involved or even if it being double-struck by the U.S. mint would make it valuable or just a curiosity.

Those blobs in the front and back are copper (?) showing through.

If you're a coin collector and you stumble upon this post, tell me what you think (comments section).



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