Anyone have a cast counterfeit 1842 Quarter?

If so, it might have come from this mold. It has distinct doubling of the date.





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It came out of an estate auction a couple of years ago.
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Since it looks like this mold was impressed on both sides at least twice, could the reverse impressions be from two different coins, an "0" mint first, followed by a reverse without a mintmark? This might account for the faint "0". Maybe the New Orleans reverse was too weak and a Philadelphia coin showed more detail?
What could be some other explanations for the weak "0"?
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