Definitely md. If it were true doubling it would add to the design.
It means someone had too much time on their hands!
Definitely md.
You are also correct in one aspect. They aren't dents. The reeding actually penitrated the surface of the coin.
Also I think you still don't understand how mint marks are applied. The mint mark is added to the die, not the planchette.
Go ahead and post them here. Nothing's gonna change what it is though. I've literally seen 1000's of coins with these coins through the years....
Joking, right?
Not maybe, definitely!
Am I missing something here? Could you please be more specific.
Whew! You asked in the beginning if they all were doubled. Do you think all of the quarters minted that year came from the same die? Come on man!
If I might ask, what did you pay for it?
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Md. The doctor is in!
Congrats on winning!
Too much effort on something easy to figure out. I agree with John.
I'll go with 1980.
Appears to be stained.
I have found several in NC.
It looks more like md than ddd.
Sometimes I've heard that observance on the date refered to as "pushed plating doubling".
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