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1976 D Bicentennial Quarter DDO ?

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I see nothing.

No, wait - I had my eyes closed.

With my eyes open I still see nothing.

What do YOU see?
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 Posted 12/01/2017  4:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list
Here is a doubled die for that year you might compare with?
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 Posted 12/01/2017  10:44 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Kevinslove14 to your friends list
Thanks Coop . Still learning. I thought it was a DDO .
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I cant get mine to under 300kb. 500 or more.
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1976--D-Bicentennial-Quarter-DDO-?
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On the 7s does mine look DDO? Or am I just seeing things? The first pic is of the "d" fully enclosed. I have reverse pics if needed
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Sorry to burst in like that. I have the same coin and was curious too.
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Probably the worst enemy to your images is glare. When you see glare, it turns all the color to white and hides what you see. If you use too much light, then it is light a spot light on that area. If you use too little light then the darker color takes over, but your still dealing with glare. On way to cut glare is to prevent the light your using to be diffused before it gets to the coin. That way it removes the extra white color and also prevents glare even on lower light images. Depending on your setup, the solution maybe easy to solve. So if you like some suggestions, take an image of your setup and lets see if we can help you improve your images.
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1976--D-Bicentennial-Quarter-DDO-?

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1976--D-Bicentennial-Quarter-DDO-?



Hi.1976--D-Bicentennial-Quarter-DDO-?

I think I have found a Bicentennial 1976 DDO with a filled D mint mark? Please let me know what you think? I apologize I advance for any shakiness. I try. Any how, the "A" and R in Dollar appear doubled to me especially with the extra front "tail" on the "R". And is the filled D part of the DD or an added benefit? If this is a DDO of course.

Thanks
Christie
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 Posted 01/22/2020  5:38 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list
Broken post on the mintmark. When they post that forms the center of the mintmark breaks off, the center of the mintmark is a void and appears filled on the coins. (because of the void)
1976--D-Bicentennial-Quarter-DDO-?
It can be progressive, or happen all at once. (no rules on these) If the post breaks off deep into the die, the affected area of the void can extend above the devices:
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And it's hard to tell from the images if there is any notching on the right base of AR or if it just lighting because of the glare.
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Forgive me Pete,
AR notching? How would that notching relate to the filled D? Very new and extremely curious. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely
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Forgive me Pete,
AR notching? How would that notching relate to the filled D? Very new and extremely curious. Any information would be greatly appreciated......


Well it wouldn't relate to the filled die in any way, only pertinent in relation to a DDR.

My bad because I relied to a "multiple coin thread", added to by multiple people. Coops most recent images were of a DDO for comparison for another poster.
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