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1916 Buffalo DDO - Hub Doubling?

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Is this what I've heard described as a poor man's double die? The proper ones I've looked at more recently have the doubling below the date.

I don't have a photo of the reverse. I think in the end I did not acquire this piece. If I did, it has slipped off my radar into a pile somewhere.

Thanks in advance.

1916-Buffalo-DDO---Hub-Doubling?

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What you're seeing could be Machine Doubling, Die Deterioration Doubling, or light induced doubling. Hard to tell since the close up picture is a little out of focus. The Poor Man's Doubled Die only applies to the 1955 Wheat cent. The Poor Man's Doubled Die is not even a Doubled Die. It's actually Die Deterioration Doubling.
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Not a doubled die, sorry. I have two of these in hand, and there should be clear doubling of the date and the feathers.
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OK, this is another 1916-P I did acquire a fair few years ago. I'm thinking it's the same sort of mechanical or other sort of doubling. It's certainly not the "proper" DDO.

Agreed?


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1916-Buffalo-DDO---Hub-Doubling?
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