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1976-S Doubled Die Obverse DDO-006

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1976 (S) Quarter Doubled Die Obverse error coin
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Verified LegacyDoubled Die Obverse

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Market Value
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Discovery Date
1976
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Description

The Washington Quarter counterpart to the identically coded Kennedy Half Dollar DDO-006, this Bicentennial variety also carries die markers UVC-570 and DMR-010 — an unusual coincidence where two denominations share the same variety number and marker codes. The Washington Quarter features John Flanagan's portrait of George Washington on the obverse and Jack Ahr's special Bicentennial reverse depicting a colonial drummer, distinctly different from the Kennedy Half's Independence Hall reverse. Medium spread appears on IN GOD WE TRUST and the dual date 1776-1976. Three die states are documented: Stage A with both obverse and reverse in Early Die State, Stage B in Early Die State (unconfirmed), and Stage C in Late Die State (unconfirmed). Struck as a copper-nickel clad proof at the San Francisco Mint during the Bicentennial celebration. Examine IN GOD WE TRUST and the dual date under 7x magnification for medium directional displacement. Collectors should exercise care when referencing DDO-006 with UVC-570 in Bicentennial proof sets, as both the quarter and half dollar in the same set carry this designation — always specify the denomination for unambiguous attribution.

Die Markers

  • UVC-570
  • DMR-010
  • Stage A:
  • Obverse and Reverse are EDS
  • Stage B:
  • EDS (unconfirmed)
  • Stage C:
  • LDS (unconfirmed)

Attribution History

  • Discovered by Charles Cataldo, Jr.
  • Expert attribution by VarietyVista

External References

Additional Notes

CN. Proof.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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