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2009-P District Of Columbia Quarter Question?

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Hello fellas how is everyone? I know you all missed me last night which was my first night not asking a question for a week. Anyway I was back at it tonight and found this 2009P quarter and I know the District of Columbia have doubling issues in this same spot. Mine does not look like any of the examples that are in the Strike It Rich book but still would like to know why the quarter looks like it does. I had 8 other 2009Ps and none of them had anything like this. Any information would be great guys and thanks in advance!


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Damage?
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It doesn't look like damage honestly but then again that is why I came to you guys the actual experts. Would be a hard place to get damage like that without leaving proof other marks. When I look at it under the microscope it looks like there are 3 lines converging coming from the elbow, and the bottom left hand corner of the 2 Ls. I have no idea what it is just weird it happens in the same spot all the DDO are in. Not saying that is what it is but something is going on there.
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A clash mark from Washington's ear?
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Die clash or maybe a pre die chip?
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So basically it is nothing? Should I set it to the side or throw it back in the change jug to buy more change later?
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Save it for now, until you get more responses.
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Looks like an incuse mark. The DDRs are raised. So I'm not sure what would cause that. It does match the cuff on the hand on that area. The only thing I could think of, is maybe a dropped device fill? (Never seen this before though)
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