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john 1 V.V. site also looks like MD. Thanks bent.
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V.V. site also looks like MD. Thanks bent. I'll agree with that statement |
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That's because it is MD. Thats not the doubling they are trying to show. Theres separation and notching mostly visible in EPU and ONE CENT. Its very minor and only listed on VV.
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03/16/2024 06:38 am
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If it quacks like a duck then it must be a duck.
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I agree with MD. It's always confusing when the listed coin has MD, that's why you have to read the description, not just look at the pics.
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My first thought was MD also. Now time to go look at VV and see if they put up MD images...  |
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Well I never get the reverse right on these I think I will stop posting them. Thanks for your help Bent.
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Well, I finally had a chance to go and look at VV and compare to your coin.
There is a striking similarity, but not quite exact. The 'N in united is missing the doubling on the diagonal on your coin for one spot I see easily. Your coin also displays the 'doubling' differently, yours is sloped or more rounded.
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Well, I finally had a chance to go and look at VV and compare to your coin.
There is a striking similarity, but not quite exact. The 'N in united is missing the doubling on the diagonal on your coin for one spot I see easily. Your coin also displays the 'doubling' differently, yours is sloped or more rounded. John, MD is like a snowflake, they are all different. -makecents-
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For the 1982 DDR you just need to look at the right leg of the R in AMERICA. Note on the DDR it is wide and ends not at a point but is quite blunt. OP photos show a thin, pionty right leg of the R. It's just pretty hard to see it anywhere else on the coin unless it is an uncirculated early die stage coin. |
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Thanks for looking I do appreciate all your help and advice. I am learning from it all. Bent.
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John, MD is like a snowflake, they are all different. Yes Jon, I know that - I was comparing the OP's MD stricken coin to the DDR of VV not against other MD examples. |
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Quote:Yes Jon, I know that - I was comparing the OP's MD stricken coin to the DDR of VV not against other MD examples. You're not getting it dude. UNITED isn't even part of the doubling on this doubled die. The whole conversation was about the fact that the listing had MD too. UNITED is all MD on the listing.... That is why I said it's important to read the description, before looking at the pretty pictures. -makecents-
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Thats not the doubling they are trying to show. Theres separation and notching mostly visible in EPU  My thoughts exactly. The only DD on 002 is the EPU. The rest of it is all Machine Doubling. |
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