1965 quarter

Jlefkowith143

1965 quarter has some doubling on the obverse but I don't think its a double die more like machine doubling. I looked at the example from PCGS coin facts double die variety for the 1965 quarter. I see around the forehead, nose,neck, lips, and lettering doubling but I'm thinking machine doubling or worn out die.

examples from pcgs coin facts I was using to compare:

justmenutty72

Your coin is definitely machine doubling. Very flat, shelf-like with no splits in the serifs.

Oldhoopster

You're correct, Mechanical/machine doubling

291fifth

1965 quarters were produced in huge numbers, often from well worn dies.

Jlefkowith143

Thats what I thought machine doubling. I am learning. whoo hoo. Great picture example added, thank you... Thank you guys...

Che_Grapes

I love finding MD coins - I have a 1921 peace dollar with some MD on the word “one”
I learned that MD occurs when some screws become lose in the press and there is some ‘movement’ during the strike - isn’t that so cool?!!??
Love the coin - love the date! First date that was no longer made of silver!

Treashunt

Die erosion doubling.

ricko

Definitely machine doubling... no split serifs, which are obvious in the pictures from coin facts. Cheers, RickO