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1994-D Quarter RPM?

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Just looking through pocket change with my microscope, found this. The D looks doubled but nothing else on the obverse really does, what do y'all think?

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If I have my info correct, they stopped doing mint marks by hand in 1990 which means RPM's are not possible after that point. That would make this MD correct?
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Here are some pics of other parts of the obverse...if Machine Doubling, wouldn't it be uniform all over? Never been an error guy, learning as I go...lol



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Machine damage can be in one area/device or several in a row. One side or both side. It just how the machine/die move that damages the coins. Most of the time, coins are altered differently from strike to strike.
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All these examples were from a couple of OBW rolls that all have the same marker on each coin.

Post 1990 coins have the mint marks as part of the design. So RPMs are impossible after 1989.

After 1990 if the mint mark is doubled and the rest of the surround devices are doubled, then it could be a doubled die. But I only know of one year that this happened.
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Ok, Machine Doubling it is...thanks for the replies
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