1968-D Washington Quarter DDR?

I was checking thur one of my 68 mint set and found one set that was toning so I open it up. this is what I found.look at the photos and tell me what you think is it a concea 1-R-1??all the letter on the rev look doubled to me.the only4 graded one I seen had the same mark above the motto that I marked in red

 

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I see machine doubling flat shelf like images and cuts in the letters,not hub doubling sorry,not a doubled die.
Fred

 

Agree.

 

here's a few more to ck out

 

Stilll machine doubling, Sorry

Look and examine the letters especially the N jello,notice the flat image and the shelf like appearance on that letter,and there's a cut in the letter as well striking down,on the coin,which leaves that impression of a force hitting down on the coin, and sometimes you will see the metal sticking up from the pressure of the strike MD

FRED FUGIO

 

It's machine doubling and a hint of die deterioration doubling on the leaves.

Thanks,
Bill

 

Jello,
Very Nice example of a Type "M" reverse.:hail:
I found a 1969 D not too long ago.

Is that a split in the serif on the last "S" in states
in picture number 3 the light is hitting it and I can't
quite make it out. There is some discussion
taking place in Ike land concerning double dies with machine doubling
(strike doubling just what I personally call it) on them also.
at this time just throwing mud on the wall and seeing
what sticks(Ya Know what I mean??)

 

Thanks you all!:kewl:

 

I noticed that split serif also, but all the other letters are the 'flat- shelf-like' type, so it precludes die doubling.

 

I may have it ck out by Wexler $5.00-$12.00 could turn in $600.00.
It look 500X better in hand plus,my photos do not show all doubling is on all over the rev.photo were taken with a 3.5mp Pentax that not made for do photos of close ups.I have to put this on it to get the photo you see



plus my buddy & the president of HSV coin club & owns largest coin shop between here and Nashville Tenn & Birmingham Al,thinks it maybe a 1-R-1.He right more time thank I am

 

This:



is machine doubling and quite common on these coins in this era.

 

This:



Is die deterioration doubling and also quite common during this era.

Here's my 1984-D:

 

1. View attachment 578822 View attachment 578823 Hi! I am new to this forum.I know a little about coins but by far no expert. I have just found a 1968 -D mint with a puzzling error on the reverse of the coin.Here are pictures of front and reverse.Can anyone help me identify this kind of error?