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2015 Quarter Doubling On Orevese Or Extra Finger.

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Looks like a mint worker tried to polish the die,or just die wear.
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I am sorry,but I do not agree, it's the same type like you see on 2009 cents and I will prove it even if I have to send it way higher to prove it, but thank you John1,
you can see it with naked eye.
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It looks like it might be DDD or die polishing to me.
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DDD was my first thought too.
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Doubled dies from the single squeeze era (about 1997-present) typically feature doubling at the center of the coin. Except for the "slip doubling" that shows extra thickness throughout the design. The fingers on the 2009 cents are at the center of the coin. The fingers on your coin are very far from the center, doubling from a doubled die is unlikely to be that far from the center without similar doubling at or near the center.

There is a supposed 2015-D doubled finger on a Saratoga quarter that is listed as WDDR-001. I strongly disagree with that one as it is more likely to be a die crack. Yours appears to be DDD like everyone else said.
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Well it is a die issue. (not grease or a polished die) Note the lines on the inside of the ring on the reverse on the second image. (looks like striation lines) I also see that on the finder area in question. So it is a die issue. I was wondering it is a die chip? (I see the outline where the finger ends, then the area in question) I see the striation lines on all sides of the hand on that side. So it is a die issue. Could be a chip or doubling. You might submit this one to John Wexler and see what he thinks just to be sure. The top two images I would send to him. Even if this is just a chip, it would be beneficial for him to know. But the striation lines may mean it is a doubled die? So send those two images and see what he says. We all would like to know.
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