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    Quarters looks DD

    Hi, I found some quarters that looks doubled die. 1962 IN GOD WE TRUST and the year . Reverse
    E PLURIBUS UNUM, 1982-p IN GOD WE TRUST and the year. Reverse E PLURIBUS UNUM,
    1983-D IN GOD WE TRUST and the year.
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    Originally posted by starlight-7 View Post
    Hi, I found some quarters that looks doubled die. 1962 IN GOD WE TRUST and the year . Reverse
    E PLURIBUS UNUM, 1982-p IN GOD WE TRUST and the year. Reverse E PLURIBUS UNUM,
    1983-D IN GOD WE TRUST and the year.
    Do you know how to tell the difference between a real doubled die coin and the numerous worthless forms of doubling? It takes a while to learn but it's really important to learn how to identify a real doubled die coin from the numerous other forms of doubling such as mechanical doubling and die detoration doubling.

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      Originally posted by rascal View Post
      Do you know how to tell the difference between a real doubled die coin and the numerous worthless forms of doubling? It takes a while to learn but it's really important to learn how to identify a real doubled die coin from the numerous other forms of doubling such as mechanical doubling and die detoration doubling.
      Thank for the info. Still learning

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