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Thank you, Silviosi. As Silverthorne suggested, damage can cause a type of damage that looks like doubling sometimes. That is good to know and I can keep this in mind. And Rocky, much thanks for the photos and examples. Rocky, I also see some photos that that are brilliant like yours and think the doubling that I am seeing is caused by excessive lighting. Is that possible? This issue was asked on a previous post of mine. Here is a link to one of the pictures that looked like it was doubled: http://goccf.com/t/439004 |
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Here is the photo I was talking about...  |
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Think you've posted this link a few times, but appreciated you did one more. Bookmarked. Thanks @coop
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KyWahine dont say anymore on this issue ok let it go. now here is what I will tell you. put that coin in a 2x2 ASAP. I will explain later. that coin is worth money I can not tell you now why. I am working on a catalogue for Washington 1965 to 1999 . you need to put that coin some where you know where it is please do this . I will fill you in later ok. I know this does not help you . if what I am seeing on your coin is real. you may have one of those quarters. I am sorry I can not point it out right now . just hold on to that quarter. if it one you wont be sorry.
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KyWahine your coin is hub doubled I see the extra ring from the hub doubling. so put this coin away for now. I will need to see the whole coin both sides later ok . I will contact you when to send me the pictures I will need to prove this for you. you have a great one
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KyWahine there is a group called CONECA they are the one that support hub doubling. they recognize hub doubling as a double die I will check your images for sure. so we can prove this. for now you have a good one. studying your coin that coin might be tripled. studying Washington eye your coin might be triple died coin wow cool.
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ok went check the 2022 Washington quarters. put your coin in a 2x2 I will get back to you. the gob on Washington mouth has already started this coin journey. the coin is already starting to sell on the net at a premium please don't sell your coin yet. that is your choice. I believe it has more value your choice good luck |
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@Rocky... wow  and thank you. I did as you suggested. I can't wait to hear what you find out. Thank you for mentioning CONECA. They have a wealth of info on the different classes of hub doubling that will help on my journey of telling the difference between the hub doubling and doubled dies. Are we having fun yet... YES! |
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Hi Kywahine, I understand your post is from awhile back but if you see this I just wanted you to know my 1995 quarter has a few of the same excact errors as your so they are not just normal circulated wear. The die crack on the reverse near eagle head that cuts through letters are identical to mine. And under eagle. The obverse side is also just like mine. Errors on nose and near the date.also mine has a broken ponytail hair tie.I hope this helps in way !
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@ Jcmilligan28: By definition: Die crack it is not an error and it is just an event for the Dies usure: Quote:
These coins exhibit raised irregular lines as a result of a crack in the die. Die crack are just use by the Mint when they analyse the life of the Dies in order to maximise the production. See my technical table from US Mint. When a Die develop cracks, mean the Die it is on the road of her life expectensions and in majority of the time the coin will present DDD and Strike Doubling. Second the original post coin show this aged Die and all the rest as IGWT are from circulation, and it is no doubt on this. If you has a coin with same Die cracks mean that probablly you have a coin from same Die before to be retaired from the production chain. I suggest you to revise carrefully the definition of errors on coins. EX: here on the lexic, errors-ref.com, coneca.org and etc. Do not go by the e-bay's scammers terminology or some you toub video done by pseudo experts.  Edited by silviosi
11/23/2023 3:48 pm
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