1972 D Quarter. Possible DDO
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Probably MD. Not for sure. Any help Apperciated!
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Is there a known DD for this date/MM? Does this one match?
Looks like PMD strike doubling to me.
TurtleCat Gold Dollars
Common MD
(mechanical doubling)
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
Flat and no evidence of split seriphs. Mechanical or Die deterioration doubling. You can always check potential doubled dies on
www.doubleddie.com
www.varietyvista.com
to see if you can find an exact match
not for coneca.
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Looks like MD.
Machine (or Mechanical) doubling.... No split serifs etc.. Good pictures....Cheers, RickO
No ddo here. M.d. sounds about right to me
The coin is in interesting condition.
A majority of quarters in circulation are beat up like this now days but few have so little wear AND are beaten up.
I'm guessing it sat out of circulation as an AU for many years (accounting for the stain) and then circulated heavily for the last few.
Most quarters in high end XF aren't beaten up too badly. They get this damage from being used primarily in machines and they get wear primarily from what we consider normal use; passing hand to hand and bouncing around in pockets and purses.