1994 P Quarter On Back Side DD

Shelf-like in appearance? That would be Machine Doubling.

We see MD very often here.



. You are in the right place to learn and we are very glad to have you here! I suggest looking at the last 20 or 30 posts in this part of CCF to familiarize yourself with some of the errors (and damage that is mistakenly thought to be errors). Several of our members have also created instructional posts to help our noobs.





Since it is so common, this type of doubling does not carry a numismatic premium. Your coin can be spent as it is worth face value. However, you may wish to save it in a 2x2 as it now carries some sentimental value as your first find.

Thanks for all the feedback. I like to get pennie rolls from the store when I go. I usually het a couple. I did find a few wheat backs. 51 and 59. There os a 1980 that looks like new to me. Not sure what that is anything to check into. Also what kind of tool is best for looking at these coins with. Any sugestions will help.

Thanks Coop. I see theres alot to learn here. I will watch these link's you sent too me. And 0.25$ not enough to retire on lol. If theres and I'm sure there will be more questions I'll sure ask yall. I have bought some coins from online dealers. Did not pay alot for them. Probley more than what there worth. I'm going to hand them down to my grandson that was born in July this year. Hope they be worth something when he gets older. Indian Head, Buffalo nickel, Murcery Dimes, V-Nickle, Barber dimes. Just coins like that.