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Opinions Needed On Possible 2017 Indiana Quarter Error ( Not Cuds)

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I've been coming across tons of the newer 2017 Indiana quarters mostly from the local grocery store. I go there almost every day before work and always get change back from shopping. I get at least one, if not more as change almost every time in the last month or two. Needless to say I've seen a lot and have quite a few with Cuds in various places including what seems like the most popular, over the rifle the guy all the way to the left is holding over his head. This one however has an issue I have yet to see on any of the newer State Quarters (obviously doesn't mean it doesn't happen) and I almost missed it completely. After seeing this I looked closer at other parts thinking if this is caused by a certain reason then there usually should be another sign of it somewhere else on the coin and I found exactly what I was looking for. I was thinking possible double die (prob wishful thinking) but I would appreciate some input on what the community has to say. The first issue I saw was on the K at the end of the word Clark on the reverse and the second is what I can only describe as a second thumb on the previously mentioned figures right hand. It is def not a Cud. It follows the exact shape of the thumb and is not PMD. I am sure of that. The quarter is in pretty good condition too. No major gouges or scratches. As always thanks in advance for the help.
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I also compared this coin to four other examples I have of it and none of them have that extra thumb
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to CCF. What you are calling a Cud sounds more like a die chip. Cud's always include the rim. If only on the rim it is a rim Cud and if it starts on the rim and goes into the field of the coin then it is a Cud. Also the proper wording is doubled die,not double die. The K and the hand looks like maybe MD but I will let a pro chime in on that.With incuse letters it is a whole different ball game.
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Thanks, your right about the die chip. I always get the two confused. As far as the doubling that's where I have no clue. I've seen doubled dies* like extra fingers on the 2009 penny and such but the incused is a whole different story. I've seen from other descriptions and examples what chatter and md looks like on the incused parts of the new quarters. I have a few that have severe md but I have never come across one like that yet. It def doesn't follow the typical criteria of a doubled die on coins without incused lettering. Either way whatever it is it must not be too common but it would be nice to know for sure. Thanks for your input. Much appreciated
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About 70% I checked on the MD on the outside incuse devices. (Minor or stronger) I'm preparing a thread about where to look/where not to look for doubled dies on the ATB Quarters. It will be up sometime soon. Just got to get the information all prepared yet.
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to the CCF!
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