1936 D/D rpm? What you guys think. It’s a bu specimen.

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To much light for me but for now all I can say is it looks odd.

 

I ain't no expert, but it sure looks like it to me. Nice find, that's a keeper.

 

I have to say that coin really puts the B in BU too. That's a nice shiny.

 

Looks like a really nice coin but the images make it tough to understand the coin surfaces.

 

I agree. Nice Coin but dim the lighting . I recommend a Program called PhotoScape or LunaPic . Post New Pics please .

 

How about a closeup of the mint mark and the R in QUARTER? Ease up on the lighting if you can. The MM placement looks off but it’s hard to tell from your pictures.

 

I also recommend using a Black background and crop pics. .. Thanks . You'll get there my Son you will.

 

Looks right to me and a better example than what's on variety Vista also.

 

Looks tripled, but, notice how the upper one appears much smaller. I think this is a case of MD and DD.

 

Could be an RPM but I'm not familiar with the RPM varieties on Washingtons so I'm not quite sure... Beautiful coin, must have cost a pretty penny for that one!

 

I think I would consider having that one attributed! Nice quarter!!!

 

@paddyman98 speak to this issue...

 

Nice RPM-001, but it is "complicated" by what looks like two Machine Damage Doubling hits. Sort of makes it look like a D/D/D but in reality those are MDD. The actual RPM is off to the left and below.