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So there should be more doubling as the mint marks are not done seperate right? like the steps in the U and the QLeave a comment:
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I see a normmal coin with some machine doubling on the mintmark. Nothing else.Leave a comment:
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1963 Proof Quarter
Hi all so I pulled this 63D Quarter out of its original denver proof cello wrap I got it as a pair with 63 san fran proof set, i am attching images with arrows pointing to what i am seeing, T D looks like 3 steps the A is completly filled in and the one area looks to be so weak struck that it is almost smooted away, so am i seeing stuff like a dd am i looking for that like on the D or something else?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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