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1982 P Quarter DDR Or MD?

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Good afternoon CoinCommunity!

Found this quarter while CRH, I am aware that the obverse of all 1982 quarters are DDO as the master hub was doubled, but it's the reverse that caught my eye here. Doesn't look like typical MD to me (although there are some definite cases of it on certain letters like the last R in QUARTER). What am I looking at?

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Machine Doubling on reverse. The 1982 quarters were struck with a swollen master hub. (not a doubled master hub) This makes the devices into the rim area.
http://goccf.com/t/372218
Read this thread for the whole story on these.
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I shall have to give it a read, especially considering I've been told by several longstanding members of different coin forums that the 1982 master die for quarters was doubled (even Wexler has this listed for all 1982 DDO's) thanks for the heads up!
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Classic MD. Reduced devices and flat, shelf-like doubling
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nice photos...
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There may have been two issues that year. But if they were master die doubling, the probably half of the dies were probably affected. With the master hub affected, all would be affected.
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