Fredrick Douglass and Roosevelt North Dakota Quarters Double strikes

Common, classic, and worthless
mechanical doubling.

It can be confusing to new collectors,
but there are numerous kinds of doubling
that are very common, and are mistaken
for doubled dies or double struck coins.

Check out 'mechanical' or 'ejection' doubling.

 

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Sorry john. It is tough on coin talk at times. These members are here to help. Once we see your feeling what members are saying, it gets better. Grow a pair and roll with the punches. Nobody is a better person then others on this page. Honest. Its just that these doubled die coins are tough to tell apart. I for one would of guessed it was. Now i learn from the more experienced. I too called them out a few times. John. We're all hear for you. Continue your cointalk visits. You'll see

 

Check out @Dougmeister link on post #5. That was a new(to me) post that i got a better idea of d/d coins. Check it out if you will

 

I love these members. They treat my with respect i hadn't even earned yet

 

@paddyman98. Want that guam W. Quarter yet?

 

What happens now with this single strike process if thats the striking case

 

I agree. @John naumann

 

One more thing john. Show both coins. Where's the rooselvelt

 

I found it! I found it!

@BobDemon and @John naumann are sisters!

Chris

 

Oh, you make me so happy Christopher! It's always the same no matter what the subject...I tell it like it is, and those most offended, obviously are the most affected. And exactly the ones I was referring to, are exactly the ones who pipe up, with childish insults! It's like clockwork! Truly amusing! Haha

 

Can I help it if your reputation follows you like a rabid dog!

Chris

 

Oooooh scorching statement! Haha! Woah!

 

Hahahhahahahahahahahahahahaha! Clint Eastwood? Is that you?

 

Turn your spellcheck on!

Chris