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1983 DDR Or MD X2

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 Posted 12/22/2011  01:51 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jbuj to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I had gotten a box of pennies sent to alaska from the east coast and pulled out these two that are very similar. If they are not DD how did MD happen like this. Sorry this may take up space.
This is the first.

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The second one.


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 Posted 12/22/2011  02:06 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Plat1num to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
All the doubling is flat and shelf-like, which dictates MD. Not a DD, sorry.
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Ya, I understand it, but this seemed to coincidental to be just MD. I thought MD was isolated to a specific moment in the mint process?
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Agree this is all MD, not sure what you mean by "specific moment".
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Specific moment - during the striking of the coin. True statement. But that doesn't mean thousands of coins with similar Machine Doubling cannot be struck the same year.

Coin-to-coin with Machine Doubling simply means that one coin CAN be machine doubled and the next coin CAN be completely normal. It's not the rule. There could be ten thousand coins struck by a loose die before it is properly tightened, and every coin struck during that time could have some degree of Machine Doubling. The difference is that the die is completely normal all the way through that process.

A doubled die is doubled. You could see the doubling on the die itself, so EVERY coin made by the die would be doubled.
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 Posted 12/22/2011  09:32 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jbuj to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks all, coppercoins I had a feeling you would be able to give me good answer.
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