1994 D Washington quarter DDO ?

[Shawn1967]

I don't know if this is a DDo or Strike Doubling.? Please help me with this .oh hi it's been awhile. IMG_20230727_160216.jpg IMG_20230727_160301.jpg IMG_20230727_160237.jpg IMG_20230727_160237.jpg IMG_20230727_160306.jpg IMG_20230727_160435.jpg IMG_20230727_160248.jpg IMG_20230727_160206.jpg IMG_20230727_160226.jpg IMG_20230727_160237.jpg

[occnumis2021]

99.9% of the time, when you see that much "spread", it is not a ddo/ddr - variety etc. there are some double struck, ddo/ddr out there obviuosly that are that strong and stronger but they aren't common and for modern coinage, no ddo/ddr are that strong i know of. maybe the 69-s 1c ddo 101 but that is probably about it.

there don't appear to be any known per varietyvista - http://varietyvista.com/09b%20WQ%20V...20Listings.htm

so if your coin were to be a ddo, it would be a discovery but it looks like (to my tired eyes), just a STRONG version of machine doubling.

i'll post this pic for anyone else that comes along that may offer something different up.

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[Dutch-Tigger]

I don't know if this is a DDo or Strike Doubling.? Please help me with this .oh hi it's been awhile.

Greetings, as Occ said and I agree as well this is a Mechanical Doubling. Here are some examples you can copy and share as well.
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[Shawn1967]

Thank you gentlemen I really appreciate