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2024 D Washington Quarter "Hope" Questions

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Interesting anomalies.
"Incipient Spalling". Is that a form of Die Deterioration?
I'm not sure what is the cause of the area you have labeled "Doubling".
Is the area you have marked as "?" raised?
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"Incipient Spalling". Is that a form of Die Deterioration?

Incipient spalling is an early-stage form of die damage that appears as a small, localized patch of surface-breaking micro-cracks, micro&-pits, and very shallow flaking or material pull&-out.

Is the area you have marked as "?" raised?
Difficult to make out for sure, but it looks to be above and below the shoulder.
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I don't know about that spot specifically, but, the reverse of the HOPE quarter seems prone to die chips.
Perhaps a pre-chip depression?
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