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1969-S Lincoln Cent Machine Doubling Or Double Die Obverse

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Hello I have studied the varieties of most errors but I'm still having problems with the double die and watch the videos on the 10 types and distilled don't feel 100% comfortable so I have a coin 1969 S I want to show you and see if anybody has any good information and can tell me what exactly is going on on this coin. I think everybody for anybody's help I haven't been on the site for quite a long time my name is Scott and like I said I appreciate anybody who can give me some advice some instruction some information, thank you very much.
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The date and mint mark appears to be flat and shelf like . I would say Machine Doubling.
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Yes, classic Machine Doubling. The '69 S cent is notorious for this. Some examples are rather cool.
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Notice the reduced device, that is Machine Doubling.
If it was a Doubled Die, the device would be larger.
A good example is to look at the 9's in the date. The
second 9 is normal whereas the first 9 is reduced as
Machine Doubling. If this was a Doubled Die, the
first 9 would be larger than the second 9.
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This is a link to a really good short article on doubling:

https://goccf.com/t/492740
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It's Machine Doubling, not a Doubled Die. I would suggest to study more and keep trying to look for Doubled Dies.

www.doubleddie.com
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