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1993 D Quarter Clarification On Mechanical Doubling Vs. Double Die

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Would this Y be considered Mechanical Doubling or double die?


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To CCF! The picture is kinda small, but I think that's just a well placed hit on the letter "Y" from Post Strike Damage ( PSD). I don't think it's Machine Doubling.

If you want to learn more about Machine Doubling, take a look at one of my very helpful tutorial I made on Machine Doubling. On that thread, I also have showed a real Doubled Die that I found CRH, to show the differences between the two types of doubling. I have also explained a little bit of how a real Doubled Die actually happens. http://goccf.com/t/332421
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2nd that on a hit to the Y
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Hello and
MD ( Machine Doubling) appears flat and shelf like.
DDOs/DDRs (Doubled Die obverses/Doubled Die reverses) appear as a raised device, copies of the original. They can be very hard to notice, or just thickness on a device. They are not flat, rather the same shape as the original device. They can Be all different sizes though. The device can Be doubled a little or a lot. I'll put a link to learn more about doubled dies and MD below:

Doubled Dies:
http://doubleddie.com/58222.html
MD:
http://doubleddie.com/144822.html

There are lots of different stages, types, and classes. Hope I exlapined everything okay-If you have any other questions, let us know. Happy hunting!

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