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I really hope this is what I am seeing. Not the best photo's, will try for better on my next day off, got this in change last night. Image:  75 lips.jpg25.11 KB Image: 75 eye.jpg24.76 KB Image: 75 chin.jpg24.99 KB Edited by Metalman
10/21/2006 2:08 pm
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no the bicentennial is a 1976--and has the guy drumming on the reverse...it is a 1975-D Washington quarter. |
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Can we get pics of the whole coin ?
I think the problem is that no eagle reverse quarters were struck in 75 or 76 they both were struck with the Bi centennial reverse.
Rick
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Boy is my name right or what, I had a 1975-D half dollar I was going to post up here, and than this quarter, and got mixed up...it is a 1985-D quarter,,could someone change that for me, it won't let me...I did the posting at 3:00am so perhaps now I should change my name to DUHHHH?  Sorry about that..but thanks for keeping straight.. Edited by wrongalot
10/21/2006 1:48 pm
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But now could someone tell me if this real doubling or is it Machine Doubling like most of the one's I find? |
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The Washington quarter series is famous for Strike Doubling. I would bet that is what you are looking at. It is the same thing that happened to the Bust Half Dollars - multiple profiles. |
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Due to the extreme mottling in front of the profile I would say you ahve Die Deterioration Doubling. Happens when the surface of the die starts to chip away due to overuse. In other words, your coin was struck with a worn out die that should have been retired. No extra value. |
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Is there a set time for the die's to be retired? Or just when they start to put out imperfect coins?
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No set time or number of strikes. They are supposed to be inspected at regular intervals and should have been pulled when they showed noticeable signs of fatigue.
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