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1971-D Double Die On The Reverse?

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I usually only CRH pennies and nickels, but today I found myself with seven rolls of half dollars. I know about the 71D DD0, but while looking through one, I swear it has a double die on the reverse. Is this what I am seeing or is it just a novice hoping he found something?

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This coin is not a doubled die. The angle is extremely odd - I'm not sure what the purpose is - but from what I can see it's probably Machine Doubling.
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Thanks coppercoins. I was having all kinds of trouble that day with my camera focusing and it seemed this was the only angle I could get to work. I will have to read up on the differences between Machine Doubling and a true double die.

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Looks like Machine Doubling.

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