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2009-S Proof Vigin Islands Quarter Massive MDD

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    2009-S Proof Vigin Islands Quarter Massive MDD

    i have not 1 but 2 of these massive MDD 2009-S Proof Virgin Islands Quarter....under 20x loupe..looks like 4x.....there is a bit of notching on the U in QUARTER, but, that's it for notching...my heart stopped when I first saw the coin....only to have MDD depression set in...the so-called "doubling" is so strong, the secondary letter reaches almost halfway to the next letter!
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    The doubling on that looks pretty promising . I don't see MD the images look rounded and i see so notching on the letters but not sure,
    CA

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      Made me recheck all of mine!
      Lee Lydston

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        There is one other possibility. Proof coins are double struck and there may have been some slight rotation between the first and second strike. I would think that with the doubling being that strong, it would be worth while to have Mike Diamond take a look at the coin, if he will.

        BJ Neff
        Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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