Super Machine Doubling

joeykoins

Hi guy's, I picked this 1964 Washington Quarter up yesterday, to ask the question. Has anyone ever seen a coin with such a dramatic "Machine Doubling?"
I mean, everywhere. Even on the poor eagle. Lol. Check out the MM. All of the MD seems only to be on the reverse? On the obverse, letters seem to be flattened. Although, on the obverse, the C in America, also seems to be flattened. What do you make of this? Is there another name for this sort of strike? Thanks

Here are the the flattened letters and numbers

From a short distance, the coin looks beautiful. Well at least far better than up close. Lol

ifthevamzarockin

Cha Ching!!! List it on ebay for $1,000,000 !

thisistheshow

Based on the questions and answers I have seen on this and other coin forums, I expect that machine doubling is pervasive.

I remember you said you are looking through 64D quarters for Type C reverses. Any luck spotting one in the wild?

joeykoins

No luck, as of yet? Thanks. About the "C" Reverse? So, besides the separation of the E and S in states. what else needs to be on the reverse? The arrows need to have sharp points and above the leaf. What else? Thanks

1946Hamm

Looks to be an extremely worn die to me instead of machine doubling.

Jimnight

thisistheshow

@joeykoins said:
No luck, as of yet? Thanks. About the "C" Reverse? So, besides the separation of the E and S in states. what else needs to be on the reverse? The arrows need to have sharp points and above the leaf. What else? Thanks

These are the most frequent images I see depicting pick up points.

joeykoins

Wow, awesome, dude. Thanks

erwindoc

Type C is the easiest to ID based on the tail feathers. See the vein running down the middle? That is the PUP.