Single Squeeze Doubled Die Picture Comparison.

I usually have no issues recognizing them, but this is very helpful. Thank you for posting.

Well done.

I like the modern varieties because they can readily be found.
We might go through dry spells by but single squeeze varieties are getting harder and harder to find.

I do too @brand, but one thing that these photos demonstrate quite clearly is that for letters with two "arms", like the letter U and the letter Y, these ends up being different thicknesses. For sure this could be a selective hit that only flattens one side, but it is something that I look for anyways.

Great presentaton, thanks.

Thanks Make. This make more light on the topic. IMHO the cents, nickels or dimes are easier to spot then the quarters or halves. But I like your optical presentation. Thanks.

That is very helpful, thanks. I will book mark this (I am still learning).

So, I put up some pics to help people understand what this particular doubled die can look like, because it's different than the old school doubling. There is a link in the beginning of my thread that explains, somewhat, but I don't think that even the big heads truly understand it. If you will read the whole thing, early on, Wexler says "God Only Knows - This class of doubling is for those doubled dies that are simply unexplained. It is for those extremely few doubled dies that defy logic and common sense. It is where the physical evidence does not support a reasonable conclusion on how the working die was hubbed to produce the secondary image."

Wexler is way above my paygrade and I have a feeling that as time goes on, there will progression with this particular "doubling" and we'll know more about it.

This is what we have to work with at this time and could change, as many things do. There is nothing set in stone.... Thank you for asking though, that's refreshing. Wish I had a better answer for you. Read the link that I left though and that will give you something to work with until it changes.