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2015 Louisiana Quarter ! Why Does It Look Like This?

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to CCF. Looks like a VLDS=very late die state and or DDD=die deterioration doubling. Both are forms of a worn out die being overused.
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@tre, first welcome to CCF. Second, yes those striations are often a sign that the die that struck this coin was tired. I wonder if you could also post the weight of this coin? Thx.
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They can even get worse as the dies are used even longer:
SBA dollar:
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Note how the straight look devices wider even more as it get closer to the rims?
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1982-D Quarter dollar reverse:
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1982-D obverse quarter:
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1984-P Nickel:
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2001-P Washington quarter:
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I have a lot more images, but I think I've made my point.
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Coop, the image of the full rev of the SBA dollar also shows a pretty good example of Progressive Indirect Design Transfer (PIDT) A little unusual to see that on a thick coin.
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Probably also the Halos on the JKK halves as well. Never made that connection before.
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Very educational. thanks.
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Sorry havent been on but I'll weigh quarter and post
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