New Varieties
SimplyCoins1
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I was wondering if anyone could help me out with these varieties. The first one is a 1960-D/D which I was trying to match it up to the varieties that exist but I didn’t see any that are quite like this one. The FS-502 is struck to the left of the D. This coin looks like the D was re-struck very strong north of the primary D. The next coin is a 1961-D Quarter that looks to be a D over Horizontal D but I don't see that variety listed anywhere. The last one is a 1957-D Wheat Penny which looks like a DDO. Strong doubling in Liberty as well as slight doubling in the date and mint mark. My questions are…
1. If these varieties exist which ones are they?
2. If the varieties do not exist how do I go about getting a variety introduced or recognized?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
1. If these varieties exist which ones are they?
2. If the varieties do not exist how do I go about getting a variety introduced or recognized?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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The 1961-D quarter is quite interesting, I haven't seen one like that. I would suggest sending a good pic to James Wiles.
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The 60-D/D I know I have seen, can't recall RPM# without hitting the books and I'm too lazy to do it at the moment.
The quarter is interesting. Definite strike doubling on mintmark, not sure what else is going on to the west. Sure looks like D/horiz D, but would need a close examination to say with certainty.
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these as errors?? Cheers, RickO