1941 Washington DDR found.....

guitarwes

Was looking through some 90% silver I bought over the weekend ($61.55 face) and come across this Doubled Eagle's beak on this Quarter. I looked over on CONECA and they list about 53 million different reverse doubling thingys which is frustrating.....so, you variety people please tell me if this is a sought after DDR or just another "neat find". I imaging the condition will hold this puppy down from funding my retirement........

FS-25-1941-801 (013)....that's out of the Cherrypicker's Guide
CONECA 1-R-V

Thanks for looking.

Newcomp103

Is that part of a beak or a worm??? Can't help you with the variety....but it looks original! I hope it is something rare and expensive!

19Lyds

Looks like he's sticking his tongue out!

I am no expert by any means but this does look like the CPG coin!

guitarwes

anybody else have an answer?

koynekwest

Die #4 has some demand but not in low grades. They have to be AU or MS to have any significant value. All of the doubled beak varieties are suspected of being a working hub doubled die (hence the large number of very similar dies known) and are thus much more common than other doubled dies known from a single working die.

coinkid855

I have one of these in a PCGS holder, MS65. What would this be worth?



-Paul

Boom

Cool find Wes!

I REALLY need to learn to use the ZOOM on my camera. I found a 47-D PCGS certified Quarter with Major doubling on the Reverse. It's always a thrill to find stuff like this but I don't own any error literature or even a Cherrypicker's Guide.

Keeps the Hobby FUN!

JoeTheCoinMan

<< <i>I have one of these in a PCGS holder, MS65. What would this be worth?



-Paul >>



According to the Cherrypicker's Guide it is worth $125 in MS65.

coinkid855

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<< <i>I have one of these in a PCGS holder, MS65. What would this be worth?



-Paul >>



According to the Cherrypicker's Guide it is worth $125 in MS65. >>




Yeah, that's the only figure I could find. Thanks though!



-Paul