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Doubled Die Vs. Double Strike

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It seems some have gotten confused about these two errors so ive decided to give brief explanation.

Doubled die: error in production of a die which results in the doubling of all devices on the coin. Multiple coins are produced with the same errors. Increases value.

Double strike: a coin that is struck more then once and the coin shifts positions in between the strike, resulting in a double image of a device but not all devices are necessarily affected, it just depends on how the coin shifts during striking. Only affects a single coin, because it is not a die error but a striking error. Usually not as valuable as a doubled die error.
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Here is a good link to bookmark on types of doubling https://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles...Doubling.htm
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But usually only one die is affected on a doubled die. There are a few of both sides being doubled dies, but the incorrect hubbing of die affect one die at a time during the dies creation.
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The reverse is normal on this coin.
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Only the obverse die is a doubled die.

Double struck:
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Looks like a mint worker assisted this striking of this coin?
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Several different types of double strikes. flip over, off centers, double struck in collar, out of collar. I have a lot more images, but no use in drowning the subject. (I have over 250 images in this search)
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Heya coop. Could I see an image of a flipped double strike? How in the world would that happen? That'd have to be one in several million chances of occurring.
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Not all doubled die coins are worth money. Sometimes they are to plentiful. But I guarantee every double struck coin is worth money, and usually big money.
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Which one? The first on is just an overlay of the location of the strikes on the first three images in that section.
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That's a lot of great information! Thanks!!
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The coin doesn't exit the chamber and sometimes flips over in the collar:
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