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1958 doubled die quarter?
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I agree with the two previous posts
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I don't think it is a chip, it could be a clashed die or something similar. It isn't a double die since there is only "doubling" in the one specific place.
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It's either a chip or metal pushed over from the top of the 5. It's not a clash and not a "doubled" die.
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likely a chip, very cool and on SILVER, wooohooo:--)
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