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1991 D Quarter Die Crack

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Please let me know what is going on with this one because it looks like it's grooved on the reverse and arisen on the obverse and has multiple die cracks but to me it also looks like it has three types of R's on the reverse is it a DDR?
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Your coin is damaged. PMD
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Ok thanks, I give up.
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I can totally relate to your frustration but let's face it, you are on the right path, you are asking questions without moving on to something else, that's how we've all learnt, it's ok to be mistaken or unsure.
What you have on your coin are contact marks and scratches,just keep searching and DO NOT give up, this is an amazing hobby, the more you learn, the more you'd enjoy it
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Keep in mind that an incuse mark on a coin has a 99% chance of being coin damage. Only 1% of the coins with incuse marks on them are mint errors. What has to happen to on a die to show a die crack on a coin? A die crack. Why is that important? The crack shows a crack on the die that leave a mark on the die that is incuse. So an incuse mark on the die, with show what? Dies are negatives and coins are positives. So an incuse mark on the die, will create a raised mark on the coin.
Note the die in the lack on the left:
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Do you see the incuse line on the die. That is the negative, on a coin it will be a raised mark.
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So when you look at these die cracks, are they raised or incuse? They are raised, because the die has an incuse mark on it. Now looking at your coin the line is incuse. So the die was not cracked, but the coin received a coin scratch that made an incuse mark on the coin. Hope this helps. When you have a question: "Feel free to ask." We are here to help, not to increase your grief. When we try to figure things out, sometimes we need to know what to look for? That is what we are here to do. Help you find the answers to questions.
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