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Pillar of the Community
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Yup. They will find out, they always do.
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Oh no CoinMasters now your making me nervous  Am I really in trouble? How can I fix it? |
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Hahahah, no, you are not in trouble!  I will get the mods to delete this and then you can proceed to post each coin in a different thread.  |
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Awe thank you SilverStacker you guys crack me up lol. I love reading some of the comments I see in here.... . You guys always get me laughing.. |
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You might be able to get some better quality by figuring out how to attach photos without uploading the screenshot. If you do it on purpose because you zoomed in on a specific spot, try using edit on the phone. There is a crop icon that looks like 2 corners that make a square
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Thank you Blue Solo. I usually use the lap top But that went down this past week, so I've been using the phone. I forgot to crop them tonight.  |
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Looks like machine damage on the outline of the bust. When it shows there it is a sure sign of MD. On hub doubling on the bust, it is a bit inside of the bust:  Note these two example. Note the edge of the bust on the image on the right. Then note the hub doubling on the image on the left how it isn't on the outside edge of the bust. Another example:  Doubling inside the edge of the bust. Rounded instead of being flat. Another example side by side:  Hope this helps. |
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Thank you Coop... I did compare the images you posted with some of the images I had taken these past few days, and more confussed with the rounding of the edges. To me it looks somewhat rounded compared to the flat? What is it I'm not seeing? When I look at your two examples side by side I can see the difference but when I look at mine beside those two images I can't figure it out.    |
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Another thing you can see on yours is striation lines, SA. They are little lines in the worthless doubling. Look close and you can see them. They will not show on the good doubling. They also make the worthless doubling shinier.
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09/09/2015 9:53 pm
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Thank you CoinMaster. Worthless doubling? What is that? lol
Bad MD? Is it the same as the other doubling in the other pictures
of what's in the other areas?
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Worthless Doubling is any doubling that does not warrant a premium. Your dollar is covered with MD. Look at the third picture Coop posted, (the 64-D Roosevelt dime) See how the true doubling mimics the design? It has to, because the same design is on the die twice. All the worthless doublings basically travel the same paths as the designs, but are different in appearance. Look, and you will see. Edited by CoinMasters
09/10/2015 12:54 am
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Thank you CoinMaster I appreciate that. There were a few things Coop pointed out that had me question a few of the pictures I had taken. Coop said About the hub doubling a bit inside of the burst. Some of the pictures like the first picture below looks like she has two lips but yet on another picture taken from a different angle I don't really see that image on that one so I guess I'm trying To figure out which picture isn't playing tricks on me if its not hub doubling. Also I'm curious If the doubling in the - In God We Trust and Liberty would then also be machine doubled?    |
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The way light is hitting it as you snap the picture can be deceiving. The way to pick the picture that is not "playing tricks", is to look at the coin. Try not to post the one that is not accurate.
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Thank you CoinMasters. I don't lnow
I think when I've been taking the pictures I've been trying to get the most detail possible that I see when being in the right lighting and angles and so forth hoping it would make it possible so so I can understand what's going on with the coin. Now I think the problem I'm coming across is when I see something now I'm not sure if the
Light is causing it. So I end up trying different lighting and I still see it so I just try getting the best possible picture. When I look at two type of different pictures with different results I'm not sure which is actually the accurate one :(. Hoping to get better with the picture taking in time. Thank you CoinMasters
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