1964 Quarter DDR-001, 1-R-I-CCW, Stage C, LMDS

[fcloud]

Fresh back from Dr. Wiles 1964 DDR Quarter. I thought I would let some others see this DDR. It has a nice spread. Comment if you like.

Very obvious on Quarter Dollar.

[coinartist]

It seems to be class V1 distended hub doubling there looks like extra thickness on the letters just my opinion.
CA

[rockdude]

Looks more like a class 1 or class 2. There's clear seperation on the images. Class six is the most difficult for many novices to identify, as it will rarely exhibit any separation of the two images.

[coinartist]

Looks more like a class 1 or class 2. There's clear seperation on the images. Class six is the most difficult for many novices to identify, as it will rarely exhibit any separation of the two images.

This could be a hybrid with Class ! and 6 a hybrid two different classes can coexsist on a coin ,just like to species of life can coexsit on the same planet.
CA

[rockdude]

It can happen but the only example that I can think of is the 1971-S proof Lincoln cent listed as 2-O-II+V. This variety exhibits both the class II and class V doubling, not class II and class VI. Can you provide an example?

[fcloud]

If you have a CPG it is on Page 200 in Volume 2.

[rockdude]

That's the one I'm looking at.

[coinartist]

That's the one I'm looking at.

Well you should look to the upper left a little bit $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Brad

[jello]

If you have a CPG it is on Page 200 in Volume 2.

Very nice find!!

[Coolcoinz]

Yes I agree a cool find indeed
Jim

[rockdude]

It's a type 'A' reverse.

[Coolcoinz]

Looks like a type A to me too I agree
JIM

[fcloud]

Results back from PCGS. They graded it AU50.