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1994 Quarter Weird Double Rim Thingamajig

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tweak800,
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I'm sure he has seen it I also figure Mike has seen it and if they knew they would have spoken up. I emailed Mr.Ken Potter I never heard back from him though I hope everyhting is o.k. with him?
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I know that you have eyeballed the diameter in comparison to other quarters. Do you have a micrometer that will measure to 1/100 mm? I notice that sometimes it is difficult to tell difference visually. If you do not have one, do you have a quarter storage tube you could drop it in?

I have an early 20th century watchmaker's dial micrometer which I use quite frequently and have found it invaluable.
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I found a link to the type of micrometer I use!

http://horologist.yuku.com/topic/91....VkOJuLerSM8
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Some new info from another post. Sooo. Maybe stutter strike and finning and I'm still unsure?



http://www.coinworld.com/news/us-co...stances.html
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I thought about you when I read Ocala-Florida's link. I see you saw it too. Now we know for sure it's a strike error with finning.
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