Double stamped 1996 P Quarter?

[Mills]

I was wondering If this 1996 P Quarter had any value. I'm not certain whether to consider it double stamped, but it does have the impression of the opposite side on each side. Sorry for the bad photo quality.

 

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[nsdq]

welcome to t-net can you get a better pic ?

 

[dejapooh]

Few Hundred Dollars is my guess. Better pictures would help.

 

[Mills]

I will try to get a friend to snap some better photo's of it. It's hard to explain but the double stamped portion is more clearly visible in darker light. Also, to clarify, since the pictures aren't very good, it seems to have been stamped with the opposite side on both sides. (Eagle on the front Washington face, and Washington face on the back of the Eagle side) The wings of the eagle are somewhat visible near the photo of the front of the Washington side.

 

[sagittarius98]

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US Quarter Overlay Image Die Clash Mint Error

You can see they aren't aligned.

 

[nsdq]

post mint damage

 

[Mills]

Ah, I see. Thanks for the info. I saw this 1996-P Washington Quarter 25c NGC MS66 - Double Struck Rotated In Collar | Buy & Sell Certified Rare Coins | Coin Values | David Lawrence Rare Coins Dealer and was hoping for something similar.

 

[l.cutler]

I wouldn't be so sure it is post mint damage, I am having a hard time seeing how post mint damage could do this. It may be a flip over double struck, I would have it looked at in person by a reputable coin dealer.

 

[enamel7]

Is the image reversed on the extra lettering? If so then it was done with a vise.

 

[l.cutler]

Not reversed in the photos, that is what made me think it is not post mint damage.

 

[Mills]

I had a friend take a couple photo's for me. I'm not sure how much better they are. It's hard to explain but the overlay seems to be more visible in darker light. I don't see how this could be from post mint damage as the overlay seems to be behind the inscription, or from within the coin. But I am by no means an expert.