1936 DDO Washington Quarter? New Pics

AUandAG

I see the doubling best in the "W" and it seems to match the Cherry Pickers Guide.
It's an AG coin but not damaged. Could this be the DDO? What value would it have?
thanks and Happy Easter all!
bob



new pic....coin is so worn

seanq

Can you post a picture of the whole motto? From the other letters in the picture you posted I do not think it is the DDO, I've owned a couple in low grades and the doubling is visible on all of the lettering of IGWT, not just the W. It is also visible on the date, if you can graba picture of that as well.


Sean Reynolds

cmerlo1

<< <i>Can you post a picture of the whole motto? From the other letters in the picture you posted I do not think it is the DDO, I've owned a couple in low grades and the doubling is visible on all of the lettering of IGWT, not just the W. It is also visible on the date, if you can graba picture of that as well.


Sean Reynolds >>



What Sean said- I've owned a couple as well, and the doubling is quite visible and has nice notching on all of the letters, particularly the first few on each line. Here's one of them that was slabbed F-15:

Bigrig52

Not a DDO ....No value

AUandAG

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cmerlo1

Compare the bottom left corner of the 'D' in 'GOD' on your coin to the one in my photo- I don't see the notching on your coin.

seanq

I'm afraid that's not the doubled die, sorry.


Sean Reynolds

AUandAG

I don't see a notch on the D. Just a bit of shelf doubling perhaps.

Thanks for all the help. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride!

bob

cmerlo1

Now is the time to look for this one, and all of the other major Washington DDO's. Most B&M's are seeing circulated 90% silver pouring through the doors- if you have a good relationship with them, they might not mind if you look at some of it before they flip it or melt it, especially if they can make a couple extra bucks on the varieties you find. McBride's here in Austin is happy to let me go through their bulk silver buys, because in return I pull out the uncs, better dates, dated SLQ's, barbers, etc. for them, and buy varieties for a few more dollars than they'd sell them for as junk silver.