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I agree, MD and contact marks from another coin's reeding
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Clarifying overlay pic  |
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 to CCF. I see heavy Reed Marks on the side of the head and Ear. Machine Doubling on the obverse devices of Liberty and the forehead. But I don't think that you have a clash in the area you are pointing out. These areas are incuse on the die and are rarely impacted by the opposing die. Die clashes will usually present themselves on the low areas of the die, (the flat fields). |
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In my opinion, this is definitely worth sending in. It does not look like doubleddies.com (Wexler), is taking submissions on dime varieties right now but maybe reach out to VV (Variety Vista) to see if they are taking submissions. VV link. http://varietyvista.com/index.htm-makecents-
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I'm with Makescents.
The area in front of the chin isn't flat, as MD might be.
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If you lok closely at each picture they are all show different details and marking , so consider the fact that lighting plays a big roll in how we see the details in different angles and different lighting direction.
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Woah! This looks to be a pretty significant doubled die. I would give this the "Best Of" designation with little hesitation.
Super cool find!
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Well, I was wrong.  Congratulations on the new unlisted DDO find!    I didn't even see it until now. Errers and Varietys.
Edited by Errers and Varietys
09/27/2026 10:40 pm
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Strange that the doubling seems to affect the ear and lips only but that is a nice looking DDO. I look forward to seeing the listing photos on this one. Great find! |
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to the Community! |
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I appreciate the input from everybody! I got pretty stuck in trying to figure out exactly what error(s) are present on the coin, and it looks like I'm the only one in the "die clash" camp, which I totally get because there aren't the typical incuse clash marks. I'm not 100% with my assessment, and frankly I'd be STOKED for it to be a new DDO! In searching for dimes with doubling on the lips I started reading about the 'Hot Lips' varieties that had been found on some older dimes, and the controversy amongst different experts' opinions on the matter. http://varietyvista.com/Hot%20Lips%...%20Study.htm https://conecaonline.org/1964-roose...r-die-clash/There are a couple articles that are worth a read. Now, the doubling on Hot Lips is different from what I found on the 2024, but it's interesting to compare/contrast them. Honest question: how would one go about trying to get a proper attribution? Edited by Declan
09/29/2026 12:08 pm
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how would one go about trying to get a proper attribution? Above, I said that doubleddies.com was not taking submissions on dimes right now but I may be wrong because one of the folks that have taken over the Wexler files (Tanman2001) chimed in on your coin. I would reach out to him and see. I'm not sure if you can email yet until you have 50 posts. Maybe try the site directly. Hopefully Tanner (Tanman2001) will chime back in. Here is a link to their site. https://doubleddie.com/ Here is Variety Vista if the above site is not accepting coins. http://varietyvista.com/-makecents-
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 Boy, I feel like a horse's patoot. Oh man.. Please forgive the ignorance, I'm not very well versed with the forum and certainly did not realize a member of The Wexler team had weighed in.. jeez thats embarrassing. Ok, so DDO it is! And possible 'Best Of'? Heck yeah!  |
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Please forgive the ignorance... No need. We were all there at one time! This is a place to learn.  |
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Hello. New here. I can confirm this is a new DDO for the 2024-P dime. I sent one coin for evaluation by Coneca. John Miller confirmed this a few months ago. |
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