1964d washington quarter dd?

Kealohi1 · February 27, 2017 4:29PM

morgandollar1878 · February 27, 2017 4:39PM

What you are showing there is mechanical doubling, also known as machine doubling and not a double die.

ricko · February 28, 2017 7:04AM

Machine doubling... Not a DD... Cheers, RickO

FredWeinberg · February 28, 2017 9:20AM

The two posts above are correct.

Just because a coin has doubling does
not mean it's a doubled die; there are
various types of doubling......

Kealohi1 · February 28, 2017 12:25PM

Again i do respectfully thankyou for all of your input as i am still very fresh in the coin collecting world i will be sure to pay a little more attention to the details about this stuff and hopefully actually find stuff worth sharing

Rob85635 · February 28, 2017 5:19PM

@Kealohi1 said:
Again i do respectfully thankyou for all of your input as i am still very fresh in the coin collecting world i will be sure to pay a little more attention to the details about this stuff and hopefully actually find stuff worth sharing

Everything is worth sharing if you are not sure. It's how we all learn. I don't mind at all looking at posts like yours to see if I am right before I scroll down and get a correct answer from the experts. I surprise myself and get stuff right now and then.

Azurescens · February 28, 2017 6:35PM

@morgandollar1878 said:
What you are showing there is mechanical doubling, also known as machine doubling and not a double die.

In 10 years, toned coins will be worthless and mechanical doubling will fetch thousands.

1964d washington quarter dd?

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