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1990-D Washington Quarter Clipped

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is it double clipped?


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Well, I would certainly be interested to know if a clipped planchet and/or Blakesley effect will result in weakly struck reeding opposite the clip.

Brandmeister you got me thinking I didn't address Alonzowick's primary question properly. I'm thinking a second smaller clip maybe plausible here. If so, would definitely explain the lack of reeds opposite the larger clip. If it was just blakeleys effect, I would think the reeding would be more visible. Thanks, Doug.
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