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Basketcase
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Hello all,
I am a new collector and wanted to say hello to everyone out there. I have started a small collection of coins so far, nothing too crazy. I do have a 1964-D quarter that I would like to pick your brains with. Does this look DDO or is this typical? It is so hard to tell because it is ever so slight.
First time posting so hopefully the pic works.
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I do not see doubling in your image.
Here is a few screenshots from CoinFacts. In these pictures are confirmed 64-D ddo fs101
Pick up points or diagnostics appear to be on the left sides of letters
I on IN
G of God
R of trust
There is also a split point on the lower right base of the 4
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Also, welcome aboard!
Glad to have you join the forums, I hope you enjoy the site.
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Welcome home. I'm not the expert on doubling, but you found an awesome site here.
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Thank you all and thank you for the feedback! Hopefully I will learn a lot and make some new friends.
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Welcome. Don't hesitate to ask questions !
Welcome. I like your handle. You should fit in well around here.
the T and R in the motto look interesting to me. also the 6 looks thick... no expert but.....
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Welcome! Determining doubled dies is difficult when you start collecting ... and sometimes even when you are experienced. Keep asking questions as there is a lot of knowledge on the forum.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
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Not my area and difficult to discern on certain issues, for sure. But, you're at the right place for info!!
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Welcome to CU. Much to know, be prepared to bookmark important links. You're gonna see mechanical doubling everywhere. Interesting but not dd. Peace Roy
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Glad you're here.
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Welcome.
Curses the mechanical doubling!! Even though they typically add no real value to the coin, some can be "striking".
Welcome Aboard!
Welcome to the forum! And like I tell the med students, the only dumb question is the one you didn't ask.
You can learn a lot about doubled dies and other die varieties at John Wexler's site:
http://doubleddie.com/1801.html
You can also look at great photos of known doubled dies for a particular denomination/date there.
For the 1964-D quarter, 13 DDOs and 3 DDRs are listed (starting from the "Doubled Dies Listings" menu button):
http://doubleddie.com/1949204.html
@Basketcase.... Welcome aboard... your coin demonstrates mechanical doubling... a common issue and not a doubled die. Cheers, RickO
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Welcome to the PCGS forums. As many have mentioned you will find this forum very informative with a lot of expertise.
Following thread may assist you.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1006619/sticky-this-book-index-books-to-read-on-numismatic-series-and-varieties
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