2005 D Minnesota Quarter DDR

It looks like displaced material from the scrape above it.

 

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the bagmarks on coins from banging into other coin can sometimes confuse us. if you believe this is not just another bagmark you may want to get someone to look at it. to me the photos makes it look like a ding from something like the reeded edge of another coin. this is why sometimes a photo don't tell the whole story. the mark going up thru the tree is definately post mint damage , but the small area above the rock I'm not sure about it. I'm including a link to some of the extra tree doubled dies , the photos may be helpful for folks to know what to look for.

http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/2005PMinnDDRImages.htm

 

thanks for the link, rascal!

 

Here one more link that my help???


http://www.doubleddie.com/179401.html

 

Thanks for the link,good info.

 

I have new detail photos,please look at the Land Of 10,000 Lakes landmark notice what seems to be a extra comma in 10,000 also the S in lakes has a die chip or spike.The reverse of this coin has many small die chips.

 

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Those are hits.

 

On this one i'm a have to disagree with you,the spots on the coin from the photos is like tiny small drops of solder next to the comma in 10,000.The ding marks have little craters and they are not raised. Please look at the spot below 1858 and notice the two solder like drops.

 

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sorry. posted in wrong thread. Edited to delete.