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PMD Or Mechanical Doubling?

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what do you think PMD or Mechanical Doubling?

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MD. Very common on the periphery of dimes.
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I agree.
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It is just Machine Doubling. Here is an example of a DDO dime.
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Note how the devices are enlarged and you can see a spread. Also note that the area that is doubled is not flat/shelf like.
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