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[TwoYewts]

Hey Gang,
Hope everyone is having a good CRH year. Picked up a Quarter box recently. Wasn't expecting to find any silver but just wanted a change from viewing Dimes and Nickels. Believe that I found some nice keepers and just looking for your opinions on what I found. Thanks in advance!

Die Cracks- Believe I found quite a few die cracks in this box. There are two images per specimen below, one with an red line indicating what I noticed and then a close up. Sorry about the lighting...have to get a better table lamp.

1993 , closeup -

1994 , closeup -

1997 , closeup -

Sorry forgot to write down year , closeup -

Sorry forgot to write down year , closeup -
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Doubling - What kind of doubling would you consider this if you think it is doubling

1993 , closeup -

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Not sure what to consider this..The "I" in "IN" is just completely slanted and connected to the N

1994 , closeup -

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Possible CUDs?

1996 , closeup -
2006 Colorado , closeup -

Thank you for taking a look and offering up your opinion. I appreciate the CRH community here an value the info that all of you provide.
Now back to checking more coins!

Happy Hunting
-TwoYewts

 

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[port ewen ace]

cracks all look good, the field cud is more like a dent, the rim cud might be a dent or chip. all are errors and all are collectible for a few bucks each. just my opinion

 

[port ewen ace]

cracks all look good, the field cud is more like a dent, the rim cud might be a dent or chip since the rim is intact. the '93 doubling is not in the CONECA master list of DDO's, send a pic to [email protected], Mike Diamond for his opinion. the "I" is likely PMD. all others are errors and all are collectible for a few bucks each. just my opinion

 

[TwoYewts]

Much appreciated P.E.A. thank you for taking the time to look. I'll send the images I have over to Mike to see what he says. The "I" one is the one throwing me off because for a PMD I would think I would see something else weird near the "I" such as issues with the "N" or the "T" below...just weird. Guess that's why it caught my eye

-TwoYewts

 

[TwoYewts]

P.E.A Mike responded to my email (really quick reply, which was nice of him). He stated that what I have is die deterioration doubling which is unfortunately common and carries no extra value. I guess the best definition/criteria for those interested is:

"True doubled dies generally show doubling in a single direction on the affected letters. On examples of coins with die deterioration doubling, you are likely to find that the doubling will be on both sides of the letters. Also, since dies showing die deterioration doubling are extremely worn, the affected letters or other design elements will have a mushy appearance as opposed to the crisp and distinct doubling usually seen on genuine doubled dies. (Wexler's Coins and Die Varieties for more info on die deterioration doubling)"

Thanks again!
-TwoYewts

 

[enamel7]

Also the I took a hit.