1982 double die quarter
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Looks more like a diamond to me.
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I agree, and correct term is "doubled" die.
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I dont see any form of doubling on the coin.
There are many coin manufacturing defects which result in a doubling.
There are double strikes, slide doubling on proofs, doubling inside / doubling outside the result of polishing the dies, and 7 different forms of hub doubling. These are design, distended, distorted, modified, offset, pivoted, and rotated.
There are many coin manufacturing defects which result in a doubling.
There are double strikes, slide doubling on proofs, doubling inside / doubling outside the result of polishing the dies, and 7 different forms of hub doubling. These are design, distended, distorted, modified, offset, pivoted, and rotated.
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