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Updated Pic On 2006-D Nebraska Quarter

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Here is another picture with a better camera. If anyone out there has the same coin, look at the wagon wheels, tell me if you see anything like this.

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All I have is the P mint and I it looks similar but I guess A microscope would help my 10X don't make it big enough.
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Are you referring to the "doubled" rim of the wagon wheel? Looks like a strike double or an erosion effect to me.
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yes I am refering to the double rim, I was under the impression that a strike double would be really flat, this has roundness to it, and it is very seperated from the rest from the rest of the wheel. But as I am wrongalot probably wrong again......sigh......
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