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50 Cents 1960?

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Hi all, I think it's Die Deterioration Doubling in the reverse side but in the date I d'not know what type of doubling, Thanks for your opinion.

50-Cents-1960?

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50-Cents-1960?

50-Cents-1960?

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50-Cents-1960?
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Looks normal. Maybe just a little die wobble.
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"Shelf Doubling" may be the explanation. It is essentially a "die wobble."
While I still struggle to fully understand the term, one of the characteristics
is "doubling" in many areas of a coin.
A recut die has the doubling limited to a small area, usually the mint mark or the last digit of a date.

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When you say die wobble, it's about the oscillation in the word DOLLAR? Thank you
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