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My only problem is that some people I have called said there is "no such thing" and dismiss the issue. I recognize that the chances of me finding a relatively unknown instance of doubling are basically nil - but it's still fun to dream about and the picture is very interesting. What/where would you suggest taking this to get a confirmation?
Thanks again.
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Valued Member
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Listen... new varieties are found every day. Even ones once thought to never exist. That is not a shared metal Machine Doubling. It is possible its a double strike, (also cool) but highly unlikely. It looks like doubling to me all day long. Looks similar to the HotLips Morgan dollar variety... I do not do much outside Morgan and Peace silver dollars, but CONECA I believe is where you would send it. http://hermes.csd.net/~coneca/  Edited by remmy1100
08/30/2010 11:53 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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That's serious doubling on the portrait--wow! I'm looking forward to hear what the experts have to say  |
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I have a JFK half dollar looks like it has doubling on the portrait too. Have to see if I still have it and what date it is...
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Nice find, even an error novice like me can see the doubling.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Sorry, I'm not see a doubled die. If it were the rest of the coin would show the same doubling. Is the area in quest showing flat doubling? Then it is Machine Doubling. If rounded a closer look would need to be made. But looking that far away is not conclusive. |
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". If it were the rest of the coin would show the same doubling" Sorry... dont know how to quote, but as I have stated before, I am no expert on JFK's, but in the Morgan and Peace world, there is PLENTY of spot specific doubling. A coin that is doubled does not have to have a FULL DDO to be doubled. |
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It's hard to tell from the pics and whether or not they were taken through say a plastic case where that might be a reflectiton. If that is the real coin laying on fabric with that level of doubling appearance, I'm in with the "definitely a DDO variety" camp. Great find it if is. Keep us posted.  |
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The coin is Machine Doubling. You can send it to whomever you want, but please don't have your hopes up about it. Unfortunately it is not the doubled die others here are telling you it is. |
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I beleive the morgan vams etc. because the attributes are actually die doubling and not hub doubling. You can have legit doubling on just one or a few areas of the devices. This half I agree is not DDOThe east west direction and perfect flat lne up of the doubling shows well. |
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Oh by the way,  |
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Nice example of Machine Doubling but still only worth 50 cents. Quote:
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die doubling and not hub doubling they are the same thing |
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There are some extreme examples of MD or SD in the Peace series all of which are shelf like, this does not have a shelf like appearance to it. Send it to ANACS and let us all know how it turns out. It would be a great find if it is legit. Plus ANACS is cheap enough that if it isn't, you didnt waste a ton of money to know for sure.
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OK... So I took a crash course in these JFK's... I bought a small collection the other day and there was roughly $150 in JFK's. After finding multiple examples of this "doubling" I am inclined to think that it is in fact Machine Doubling. (or else I hit the jackpot on 1974 JFK DDO's) I know how rare the DDOs are so it only makes sense that this is more than likely not a DDO considering how many examples I found that have it. VERY interesting and it is deceiving for a collector who (like me) does not know much about them. I am willing to admit I think I was wrong. but this goes to show that though there are things similar in these coins, there are plenty of differences... also probably should not take advice from JFK noobs like me.  The best part is I learned something!  Edited by remmy1100
09/01/2010 12:07 pm
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remmy- You could always hope that he just collected DDO's :) |
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Posted 08/30/2010 11:49 am
