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2015 D Homestead Quarter Doubling And Die Breaks

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I know 2015 P has known errors, but nothing on D?
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 Posted 04/23/2019  9:21 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That's called Machine Doubling. It's very common on the ATB Quarters.
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On the ATB Quarters you will see a lot of Machine Doubling. These devices are incuse on the coins (raised on the die). I was noticing a lot this happening, so I saved 100 ATB Quarters to see if there was a ratio. Out of 100, 70% of them had MD on them. Because they are raised on the die, it makes if look like the other coins doubled dies, but they are not. Just Machine Doubling created by the machine. On the DDOs for the states and the ATB, the hub doubling is more in the central locations of the designs. (98% of the time Only two examples I know of that does follow these rules) The obverses have the DDO on the earlobe area. On the reverses are in the center of the design.
Also when Incuse devices are part of a doubled die, the opposite happens. The devices get smaller on the doubled dies and enlarged on the machine doubled examples. (Just like your coin) Here is a DDR with enlarged devices on the raised devices and reduced on the incuse device.
Incuse devices:
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Raised devices:
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This doubling is all on the same coin. So with the affected areas on the incuse ATB Quarters way away from the center of the design, no doubled dies are know for the devices on the outside edges of the reverses of these quarters. Hope this helps.
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@quin36, while I agree with @e&v and @coop about the MD, where are you seeing a die crack? Your pics are really nice, but I'm not quite seeing it. Maybe between the E and B of NEBRASKA?
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@spence, yes. Nice sized die chip in Nebraska.
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The mark on the NEB area is a contact mark on the coin. It just looks raised because the letters are also incuse as the contact mark is also.

On the States and ATB Quarter obverses, the DDO's are found on this area 98% of the time.
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