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1999-P Connecticut Quarter Really Thick Lettering Doubling Perhaps?

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Lettering way thicker than normal. Couldn't find a double die for this coin only the limbs. Last 2 pics are a comparison
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@tman, could it just be circulation flattening rather than a mint error?
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Also looks like some Die Deterioration
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It's most likely Die Deterioration.
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@tman, could it just be circulation flattening

My first thought was exactly this, maybe a coincidental Die Deterioration mixed in.
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Why would they be so big and thick and twice the size of a regular looking one. ? How can u be certain. There hasn't been any found yet when u look at Wexler and stuff
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We can only give opinions based on experience, knowledge, and photos.
There is nothing like having a coin "in hand" to do any better.
If you're sure it is probably doubled, it only costs $5 (plus shipping) to send in for attribution (however, attribution services for quarters are currently suspended)
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