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  • #1

    1984 25˘ MAD

    Here is a previously known example of a 1984 Washington .25˘ MAD (misaligned die). The obverse die was around 5-10% misaligned to the reverse die. You can see on the reverse, the weakly struck portion is the part of the design which is opposing the unstruck portion of the obverse; meanwhile on the opposite side of the reverse from the misaligned area is a slight finned rim.

    Jason Cuvelier

    CONECA
    Lead attributer
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    I'm very familiar with this one and have one or two examples in my collection. This is a stable misalignment; other misalignments are quite unstable from one strike to the next.
    Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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