Sell it like this guy did: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-WASHINGTON-QUARTER-MULTI-ERROR-DOUBLE-DIE-OBVERSE-REVERSE-BROADSTRIKE-/291677058348?hash=item43e94eb52c:g:dAwAAOSwnLdWsyDo&nma=true&si=U%2F6mfc2veBN1EgLzPt8JfW60rEA%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557. "Almost" Un circulated. They all are.....Have fun with the buyer/ebay!
thanks, and man i have looked through so many pics, not just this coin, and what i think looks like MD will be in a picture from a top grading site thats listed as doubled die. I understand the flat shelf like etc. but darn it looks close. Also, my scope is awful. Just a wishful thought
I'm inclined to think it is the result of die deterioration because of the visible striations in and around the date. Can you give us a photo of the entire coin? Chris
This is a good example of "In Photos We Cannot Trust." What is called a better picture of Coin A is just an example of how lighting can deceive. One thing I did wonder about were the first photos of the mottos of A and B. Why is the rim on A so much thinner than B?
