Is This Roosevelt Off-Center, Broadstruck Or Doublestruck?

Interesting, can't wait to see what the experts say.

D) None of the above

Your coin suffers from excessive die wear with several cracks, Die Deterioration Doubling, and heavy radial flow lines.

Radial flow lines are an indicator that a die has struck many coins and is nearing the end of its life. The flow lines are caused by the cold flow process that occurs when a planchet is struck into a coin. A planchet spreads out to fill the coining chamber when struck and this radial expansion erodes the die. The first flow lines are microscopic in nature and are responsible for a coin's luster and cartwheel effect. With successive strikes, the flow lines become more pronounced as the die sustains more wear from planchet expansion. On your coin, the flow lines are the rough areas that radiate from the center to the periphery.

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You guys are so danged SMART! Everything you said, Biokemist6, made perfect sense, especially being able to look at the coin while reading what you said. And then along comes pyrbob with all the icing for the fresh baked cake!! Wow. My friend, jasper, was right; I'll learn a lot from you all, long as you don't get tired of my silly inquiries. Thank you both very much. Robbin