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Tuskegee Quarter Errors

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Hi everyone! I have a box of D Tuskegee quarters I'm about to go through and was wondering if there are any known errors to look for yet? I saw another post that showed a die clash error but that was for the P mint mark. Any help is much appreciated!!
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Do you mean errors or varieties? The errors to look for on a 2021 tukegee quarter would be exactly the same errors you'd look for on any other modern coin.
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Known varieties, thanks
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I don't think any have been reported yet. The places to check would be around the earlobe, the center of the reverse, and the motto on the obverse. 99% of single-squeeze era quarter doubled dies are in one of those three locations (for reasons that have to do with the way the hubbing process works for these coins).
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The places to look for DDO and DDR on the centers of the devices:
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The center where the cross lines are is where to look for the doubled dies.
The die clash looks like this:
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So looking at the intersection areas, you might find the new DDO or DDR on these. Become familiar with what looks normal in these areas. You might even take a close up of that area, to compare with when you think you found something different. The doubling will be some part of the design, that rises up, where it normally doesn't on the other examples. Keep us posted as to what you find.


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Good luck...Denver QC staff have keener eyes than the Philly staff...The West-coast has great weather but a bummer when it comes to E and Vs from the mint.. I'd look for high grade coins, (pre)cuds and maybe larger die cracks.



to CCF....good luck on future finds, have fun and keep us posted.....
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