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Images Of 1946 Doubled Die Obverse Dollar

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 Posted 04/20/2015  06:16 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SilverDon to your friends list


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Doubling confirmed on tree.
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 Posted 04/20/2015  07:44 am  Show Profile   Check thedollarman's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add thedollarman to your friends list
That's refinery not the DDR that mine has. This is getting interesting.

Edit:change that refinery to defineitly, dang autocorrect!
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So maybe a different die pairing, the doubling on the reverse on the horizontal of the tree branches, on my dollar is only truly noticeable at a certain angle. I checked the canoe paddle and nothing there, the arm of the native not really evident. Starting to see double, doing this by phone.
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I just dug mine out and the doubling is not as strong as I thought, different lighting? it is more noticeable at an angle but definitely a DDR. could we have pics of the natives paddle? I think we have the same die paring...
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also my example has a die clash of the top of George's nose on top of the natives head.
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Could mine be from an earlier stage die, pre clash.
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it is very possible. so you see doubling of the paddle at an angle?
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No doubling of the paddle at all. I turned it around a few times, no die clash.



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Sounds like some of these are different die stages or die pairings. I had little time when I shot my images so I can't sey for sure what was on the reverse. I did notice the clash on the obverse but that is all. Wish I could help more.
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Managed to get a shot of the doubling on the tree this
afternoon, walking around the house sweater draped over
my head looking for that perfect light, phone in hand.
Here is the shot, the doubling is on the left side of the
tree, it is subtle. Some others of the obverse doubling.



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The image of the Ear seems to be a clincher that it is the same variety. I can't tell much for sure from the other images. I even wonder what the HP would look like in better images. This is a tough call based on these images alone. The clash could have occurred anytime prior to this one being struck without it and as such doesn't mean much in terms of the variety attribution.
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Yes, I think the variety of obverse doubling is the same pre clash, the HP may be doubled and I have a hard time getting a good photo and enhanced that last one to see if I could see anything. Like thedollarman said the doubling on the HP could be subtle. Thanks kindly for the information on this, I knew nothing of the 1946 doubled obverse prior to checking this thread. I assume further Die Deterioration and the clash after mine was struck. Could Die Deterioration cause the HP to be tripled or quadrupled in a later die stage?
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Die Deterioration could cause doubling but it would destroy the actual doubled die. what would you value an unc. early die state with a semi cameo worth Mr. Potter?
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The quadrupling of the HP is in the die from the start due to hub doubling. It is not the result of deterioration and as far as that goes, there are no signs of Die Deterioration Doubling at all on the coin I shot. As far as value, I have no idea. I think that the value between with and without the clash mark would largely be about grade. The one with clash shows the doubling crisp and clear -- through my photos are not in places.
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The photos are . Plus your coin is very nice.
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