Is this 1972 Jamaica $10 a Quadrupled Die?

Hey everyone!

Sometimes, when I'm photographing coins, I notice "irregularities" that I hadn't previously noticed. Now, with this 1972 $10 from Jamaica...I thought I saw doubling on the dates. When I took a closer look, I believe I am seeing a quadrupled die. What do you think?

(Also, if anyone HAS one of these, can you check to see if yours looks like mine (maybe they all look like this?) @Numismat ?

I'll include a shot of the entire coin (a bit larger than normal) and a couple images with the easiest areas of quadrupling to see highlighted.

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Hard to tell, maybe ask moderators to move it the error section, probably get more feedback on it.

 

I think it just might be...neat!

 

This is the same way I found my South Africa 1969 1 Rand DDR...in the photo editing process. Was getting ready to sell it!

 

I added a few more closeups. Hope they help!

 

Out of curiosity did you send your South Africa in for attribution?

 

Not yet. I almost sent it in with my NGC Free Submissions coupon, but I had 5 US coins I thought would do really well (and generally, I was right.) Maybe I'll send it in with a few of the new foreign coins I just picked up.

 

I ask because I have the Swiss DDO. So you would send it straight to NGC and no attribution?
BTW neat coins!

 

I don't think it would be worth sending in without the variety attribution...

Thanks!

 

Well that brings me to the last question. Who would you use for the Foreign coin attribution?
Thank you very much!!!

 

I would probably give NGC a call and see if they absolutely would attribute the variety before sending it to them.

 

Awesome!!!! Ty!!!!!