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1964 D Quarter Double Struck Flipped Over Off Center......

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Ahhhhh... Pretty cool if all this stuff really happened.
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I don't collect that variety...lol...it is a cool coin
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Something strikes me about this coin as being a counterfeit. Not a faked error on a real coin, an altogether fake piece. The details just don't look right to me.
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No way that can be real. It looks like it was welded together.
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I also strongly suspect that the second strike was delivered by a pair of counterfeit dies. The appearance is all wrong, especially the texture seen in the "slide zone" on the obverse face. This time period produced a bumper crop of high-quality counterfeits.
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