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1941 P Washington Quarter Red-001. 1 Of 2 Known

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This is the arguably toughest die in the Washington quarter series!! I can't believe I finally found one!
1941-P-Washington-Quarter-Red-001.-1-Of-2-Known
1941-P-Washington-Quarter-Red-001.-1-Of-2-Known
1941-P-Washington-Quarter-Red-001.-1-Of-2-Known

Here is a link that shows the engraving in better detail.
http://varietyvista.com/09a%20WQ%20...1PRED001.htm
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Congrats Will.
(For those unfamiliar with RED varieties, RED stands for Re-Engraved Dies and has nothing to do with the color, like copper cents.)

Since I'm not familiar with this variety, is the Re-engraving the "squared off" raised line around two of the leaves?
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Thanks Pete. Yes there are four leaves in total but the easiest to see is the squared off one. I posted a link
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Wow very nice. I would have missed it but the link helped. Thanks.
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Congrats are in order!
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Never even heard of this.
Very cool! Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing.
I think I see it best when clicking and enlarging the full reverse photo... looks spot on compared to the VV link posted.
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Thanks guys. I was so excited I hurriedly took photos. I think one reason for the rarity is that no one knows about it. I stumbled upon the link looking up the 68s dies (it's on the same page). I looked for a couple of years before I found one.
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SO I guess at the rate angle they pop out at you. Very cool!
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For those unfamiliar with RED varieties, RED stands for Re-Engraved Dies and has nothing to do with the color, like copper cents.

It took me months of occasionally looking at those varieties before it dawned on me that RED was an acronym and not a color! =P

Definitely a cool find, and obviously demanding of great patience to search so thoroughly. Congrats on cherry-picking such a rare variety! =)
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Cool Find, although I can't see what the RED is on your coin or even on VV coin photos.
I'll take another look at it later, with a fresh set of eyes.
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Look at the pair of leaves hanging on the right side of the image. You can see a raised ridge along the left side of the leaf and back upwards on the other side.

The leaf on the left side of the image has similar enhancement on the left leaf edge, but it's a bit harder to see.
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Congratulations!
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Very nice Will, huge congratulations on finding this rarity.
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Took a second look, and I do see what is being called out. That's is some extreme detective work regarding
this example!
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Is this a widely-sought-after variety in this series?
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