Double dies found in Wyoming quarters
Numismatic News
August 11, 2008
According to an article that appeared in the August 9, 2008 online edition of Numismatic News, a double die flaw has been found in some Wyoming state quarters.
The flaw is caused by a tilted die which wobbles in the stamping process which, causing a second impression made in the coin. In this case, the ghost impression is found around the lower portion of the saddlehorn.
The value of a double die coin depends on a number of factors, including the rarity, type and position of the flaw.
More information can be found in the article by Kim Potter, Numismatic News: Wyoming double dies found (August 9, 2008)
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