Washington Quarter Machine Doubling - Correct?

How about this one?

Thanks Coppercoins. Appreciate the info. There is so much to learn about coin collecting! Sometimes I feel as if my brain is on overload.

I also think the cent looks cleaned. The surface looks unnatural.

Thanks,
Bill

Are these errors worth anything? Yes
Face value
Welcome to both of you to the forum....

cleaning in the numismatic sense= damage

It is one thing to clean common pocket change, but when you clean something that is actually rare or valuable, it decreases the number of good specimens available making that coin more difficult to obtain in an unmolested condition by future collectors. It does not matter that you only collect for "your enjoyment", those coins are a piece of history and will be around long after you have turned to dust- you are merely their caretaker.

Also, cleaning is completely different from "conservation" which merely removes surface contamination without disturbing or altering the metal of the coin, usually through the use of organic solvents which do not react with coinage metals. However, if you do not know what you are doing even conservation can be harmful.