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1917 Cent - Double Die Variety Or Not?

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Are you guy's sure? I have the same coin. Take a look please.

1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?

1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?

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Yours is classic Machine Doubling. Note how the secondary image is flat like a pancake.
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1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?
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1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?
1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?
1917-Cent---Double-Die-Variety-Or-Not?
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This is Machine damage without a doubt. It reduces the devices and is shelf like. The definition of machine damage
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