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DD Or MD? 1991 Washington Quarter

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Need help identifying the rarity of this coin.

DD-Or-MD?-1991-Washington-Quarter
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Machine damage on the outline of the bust. If it were rounded, it might be interesting, but most of the this is just a machine issue, not a doubled die. The bust was damaged during the strike.
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Oh ok I see.
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Here is a cent with the same thing.
DD-Or-MD?-1991-Washington-Quarter
A side by side of the only example of profile doubling that is a doubled die compared with a MD cent:
DD-Or-MD?-1991-Washington-Quarter
Note on this example the roundness of the hub doubling:
DD-Or-MD?-1991-Washington-Quarter
On your coin the edge is like a step and not rounded downwards to the field.
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