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1994 D With Possible DDO & DDR

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 Posted 01/03/2020  10:04 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add 103070 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Here is where I get a little confused. Please tell me if these are DD's. I feel that some may be and some may be MD. On the date it truly seems like a DD.


1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
1994-D-With-Possible-DDO-&-DDR
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I don't know quarters real well, but to me, in my opinion, the doubling around the date and mintmark on your coin has the flatting characteristics found with Machine Doubling.
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Clover...I understand what you are saying and that's what is a bit confusing to me because the first "9" seems to have a very distinct scenario going that is stronger that MD. And as for the inside the "4" it looks like something going on thee as well.

Thanks for your feedback :)
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You're welcome :) We are all learning, especially me. Many times I have been wrong, but I can only share what I see. Hopefully someone with more experience can help you more definitively here with your coin. Good eye spotting these differences!
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I always try to remember MD looks like a step up & true doubling you can see a size difference if you compare it to another coin same denomination,date,MM. Paraphrasing from what someone else on this site said. Usually true doubling you can see side to side. That doesn't go for all, but if I only suspect doubling on the top, I take a closer look. If I see Doubling or suspected doubling on BOTH sides, I would try to prove how it can't be Machine Doubling on one side or the other. Then look up the coin & try to look for Mint Markers. I've spent more time on some coins than I care to admit. Now I generally skip the trying to prove it is or isn't MD. Usually just go right to Wexlers DD's or Brian's variety and errors list. Sometimes it saves a lot of time, other times I'm more confused than ever! #128580; I've only been at this on & off for 2 yrs. I'm sure someone else will a much better explanation than I.
Oh, BTW if my way of thinking doesn't make sense to you seasoned collectors please feel free to correct me. #128580;
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I believe this is a form of Die Deterioration Doubling. You see this effect on a lot of 90's quarters.
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I agree with Tanman2001
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