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1964-D Washington Quarter - MM Ghost? Misplaced MM?

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Is this is a "D" to the left of the MM "D"?

If so, would this be classified as "misplaced" or other term?
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Good question @CO. I don't see a west RPM listed for '64-D quarters on varietyvista, but you likely knew that. Also, the two mintmarks should almost certainly be almost in the same area rather than so far separated.

I suspect it is just a little surface irregularity and Pareidolia, but I'm interested to see what others think.

http://www.varietyvista.com/09b%20W...201964-D.htm
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 Posted 07/18/2019  02:05 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I agree, just a stain and Pareidolia.
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Agree, just coincidental circulation marks.
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I wish I was more educated to form an opinion but it does look like a "D" was supposed to be there
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Could probably dip it, if it doesn't disappear, you might be on to something, if it does disappear, it's not an additional mintmark, but it's still a circulated 90% silver still worth melt. Seems like all to gain and nothing to lose to me.
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Thank you for all of your responses!

Which should I dip it in? I have acetone and EZest.
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Is it raised, or incuse or level with the fields?
If level, then it is probably a stain.
If slightly incuse it could be a dropped letter?
If raised a bit, it might be a RPM, but I doubt it as it should be stronger.
But it isn't damage. Why? Note the location. Nothing would hit that area as it is protected by the branch. I would keep it safe for now till you know more about it.
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Under 16X Loup, it looks oh, so slightly raised.

Should I dip it, or not?

If so......EZest or acetone? That's all I have.
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Leave it El Natural. If it is dirt it might wash off. If it is a stain it won't some off. But I'd leave it alone for now.
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This is interesting. Definitely looks like another D.
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