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Edited by IsThisAnything
02/14/2021 8:19 pm
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Yours appears to have taken a hit in the same place the pics of the 006 show a flattened area, but there are no remnants of an underlying D in your pic. http://varietyvista.com/09b%20WQ%20...4DRPM006.htmLook inside the D's loop in the pics at the link to see the underlying D's edges showing. |
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"D" doesn't seem to be in the proper location for an 006 either. Still a nice silver quarter.
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Earle, I feel like you knew I was looking at that notch in the middle, but that makes more sense looking at the inside on the D. I let that doubling on the outside mislead me, but now I'm thinking that's DDD. |
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Not a RPM or DDD. Minor MD/and a hit? John1  |
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John, how can you tell the difference? What are some things you look at?
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It's hard to tell because your pics are kind of fuzzy and you csnt really make out the finer details like smaller die markers but there is a DDO and DDR for this year with the the same die marker. A crack running through the eagles beak. They are only minor doubled dies but a DD is a DD in my book. There are smaller die markers you can look for to determine if it actually is one. Either way, silver is always a nice find. |
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Read Chase007 link. John1 |
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You guys are always the best! Thanks again!
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Posted 02/14/2021 8:52 pm
