2022 Doubled Die Reverse WDDR-003

Description

The 2022 Doubled Die Reverse WDDR-003 exhibits reverse doubling resulting from misalignment between the hub and working die during the die-making process. Struck at the Denver Mint, This American Women quarter was struck at the Philadelphia Mint, in copper-nickel clad composition, weighing 5.67 grams. Die markers: Obverse: WMDO-001. Die crack on the back of the mouth. NE/SW die scratches behind the ear. Multiple die gouges above the 0 in the date. Small die gouge below the G in GOD. Small die gouge right of the E in WE. Die gouge right of the R in LIBERTY. Reverse: WMDR-001. NE/SW feeder finger scrapes through Ride's shoulders. Large die gouge far NW of the E in EPU. Die gouge right of the S in PLURIBUS. Die gouge in the upper opening of the E in UNITED. Die gouge touches the lower inside part of the C in AMERICA. Cross-referenced as None known Comments: Very similar to WDDR-008. Compare doubling and; Wexler Variety ID: 2022-P 25¢ SR WDDR-003.

Die Markers

• Obverse: WMDO-001. Die crack on the back of the mouth. NE/SW die scratches behind the ear. Multiple die gouges above the 0 in the date. Small die gouge below the G in GOD. Small die gouge right of the E in WE. Die gouge right of the R in LIBERTY. Reverse: WMDR-001. NE/SW feeder finger scrapes through Ride's shoulders. Large die gouge far NW of the E in EPU. Die gouge right of the S in PLURIBUS. Die gouge in the upper opening of the E in UNITED. Die gouge touches the lower inside part of the C in AMERICA.

Attribution History

• Discovered by George W. Powell, Jr.
• None known Comments: Very similar to WDDR-008. Compare doubling and; Wexler Variety ID: 2022-P 25¢ SR WDDR-003
• Expert attribution by Wexler Team

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