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2007 D Washington Quarter "Wyoming" With Possible Doubling

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 Posted Today  2H 25M ago Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Bill Kerr to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Guys, I am aware that Wexler site has only the "P" version of this quarter, but this "D" looks to also have some doubling?


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It could be Machine Doubling.
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Looks like MD to me also.
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May also be light induced doubling.
I will often see it there. If you can get a good look at those spots on a slight angle, there appears to be a little bit of a slope on the edges of the horse, which can give it the appearance of doubling.
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