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2000-P Massachusetts Quarter Die Cap

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I posted this coin a couple of months ago, but my post was deleted possibly because I accidentally mislabeled it as Michigan and I remember what you guys identified it as. Thank you for your help
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Perfect thank you!
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 Posted 07/18/2025  12:23 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coin rejector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice find.
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Really good find, worth some good money!
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Very nice find!!
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Any idea of the value? I can't find anything like it to compare to...
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It's not a die cap. It was struck by a die cap. The reverse face of this Massachusetts quarter was struck by a rotated, late-stage, multi-struck hammer die cap.
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Nice find. And thanks to Mike Diamond for clarifying the mechanism which caused this.
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It's also possible that the reverse face was struck through a rotated, late-stage, multi-struck clad layer. However, the obstructing layer was thinner than your typical clad layer, allowing more of the design to bleed through. Then again, the clad layer might have been struck enough times to have thinned it. If it was a clad layer, then it's possible that the coin was struck with the traditional die setup (obverse die as hammer die). Both setups (traditional and inverted) were in common use at this time.
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Very interesting information on this coin!
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