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This is why the coin should be examined by an error specialist. If it were a variety, I could figure it out, but even though I have a good grasp of error...
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Here is a possible explanation to what you have. See if the explanation matches what you see.
https://www.error-ref.com/?s=hubbed+in+de...
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This is post mint damage. Hard to say how it was done, but nothing at the mint would do this.
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I will have to find out if quarters are open for attribution yet, and who is doing them. Our lead attributer is on vacation right now, so please give...
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The person who would do your attribution is currently away on vacation. I will PM you the name and address so you can contact him in a couple of wee...
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Very well done to everyone on identifying this coin. This is exactly why we are here!
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This looks like push type doubling, where the devices are stretched a bit during striking. A tell tale sign is that the portion of the letter closest...
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There is no administrative revenue made on attributions. The fees charged are paid directly to the attributer by the customer for his time/effort in...
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I think I can see what you are calling a DDR. It is pretty minor though, and I don't know if it would be listable. As far as feeder finger damage, I...
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It's very possible being that it is in a location where doubling would occur on a single squeezed hubbing. Now, the issue is whether it is listable....
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Both sides show remnants of the die clash, and that is what it would be referred to. Congrats on a nice find.
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I do not think it is an RPM. The southwest portion looks like split plating.
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This is nothing more than grease or glue with the imprint of another coin on it. A little bit of acetone and it should come right off.
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Really minor misalignment errors are pretty common. The more misaligned, the more they can be worth or considered collectible.
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Your coin does appear to be listable. However, I can not tell you which one it is. This is a case where the forum would verify if it is a variety, and...
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Very cool coin!
The protocol is that we don't discuss value here. It most definitely is a struck through, but to find a value, you need...
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There are over 200 of these doubled dies for the 2005 Minnesota series. The area of the anomaly is in the primary area for doubling. It would be difficult...
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