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This 1963 25c Proof has possible doubling, mechanical doubling/Shelving. Has it throughout "LIBERTY", and "IN GOD WE TRUST", Nose and chin, and date. Please help, thanks!
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At
http://varietyvista.com/09b%20WQ%20Vol%202/DDOs%201963.htm
They give a description on where the doubling occurs.
Proof coins have a PR desgination in the numbering system.
Since you have the coin in hand, you may be able to find an exact match.
Proof coins are often struck more than once to bring out the best highlights of the coin. Sometimes things happen and a coin gets a wierd strike. The difference between weird and a DDO/DDR is that the attributors have documented more than one doubled die that match up exactly.
Going thru the proof quarters quickly, i did not see a match at Varietyvista.
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