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5 Cent - 1962 Double Date

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Does this look like it? This is considered a variety right? The date doesn't look fully doubled though? Only the 1 and 2.

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 Posted 05/14/2010  08:25 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Ugly to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
all looks doubled to me.

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How does such doubling happen? Is it that way in the die?
That's a beautiful coin and 1962 seems to be one of the tougher nickels to get from the 60's
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The "doubling" is due to the die being re-engraved. On this coin here, the 1 and the 2 on the die had been re-engraved, which is how this happens. It is not an issue of the coin being struck twice.

The 1962 nickels have various forms of the re-engraving. I find at least one of these a month going through nickels, and the 1 and the 2 being re-engraved appears to be most common. Some of the coins have had all of the digits in the year re-engraved.

But yes, this is the variety, or at least one of the varieties.
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Thanks Ugly. Guess I should play with the levels to see things better.

splatto: The coin is very worn, but it was pulled from circulation. I'm sure you'll find one.

jg86: Thanks for the detailed info. The word Elizabeth also is doubled on the other side. Maybe in time I'll get some of the other versions - I didn't know there was a bunch of them.
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