2013-P Mount Rushmore WDDR-001

Honestly there are a bunch of those DDR out there . So I'm assuming there are some early die state , mid die state , and LDS . Saying that there are also multiple different DDR ' s and multiple dies that make these quarters. Hence why we have so many different variations. We use things like die chip, breaks, gouges to verify which die it came from because for the most part it is like the fingerprint of the die. When you get a roll I find they usually come from about 4 or 5 different dies . I don't know why but I'm assuming those 4 or 5 dies dump into a bin as the press the coin and then get counted and rolled by the machine on the line. Now I'm rambling I hope I answered your question

The designs for the States, Territorial and America the Beautiful Quarters are quickly thrown together with no time to tinker and fine tune to create dies that of optimum performance in terms of die life and to eliminate die chips and cracks. In the end, we are getting a lot of chips and cracks on all the issues because of this - some designs more than others. And the Mint is now making more doubled dies then at any other time in its history -- so much for the highly touted single-squeeze process eliminating them -- it just makes more! Ha!

I collect Lincoln cents and hang out at the Lincoln Cent Forum. I'm not sure what to look for on some of these quarter's. I'll keep looking and learn. I want to thank everyone here for all your help and input on these old and new coins and thanks for the 'LINKS' it does help a lot, I'm looking forward to my next find, happy hunting ..............Dan