What kind of doubling is this?

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  1. Zach1983

    Zach1983 Active Member

    It's a 1994 D quarter
     

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  3. cpm9ball

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    It looks like machine doubling, but you should always take your photos from directly overhead. Also, images of the whole coin are helpful because it could be die deterioration doubling.

    Chris
     
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  4. Zach1983

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    Thanks. I'll get a better picture later when I get back.
     
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  5. Shrews1994

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    It's machine doubling. It's flat.
     
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  6. Zach1983

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    Hurry.. Only 500 of each set are available! :wacky:
     
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  8. cpm9ball

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    Ooh! Ahh! I still have my intaglio print of the $10 1901 Buffalo note that the BEP released in 2001. Whoopdidoo!

    Chris
     
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  9. Zach1983

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    Thanks for the help
     
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