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Rest in Peace
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Hi guys Take a look at this (in not to good a shape) penny I got in my change...Does this look like doubling and also the denticals look doubled.  |
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It definitely looks like doubling to me. My question is whether it is double dyed or Machine Doubling. Edited by kenscott
06/22/2012 8:36 pm
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Rest in Peace
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You are correct about the question kenscott, and maybe a better expert than me could supply more information.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Do the doubled areas seem to be raised? Do you see any split serifs?
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Rest in Peace
1988 Posts |
Now that you mention it kenscott, they do look raised.
Even the denticals appear doubled, at least to me.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Most likely a true doubled die then and less likely Machine Doubling. Raised imaging and split serifs are signs of true doubled die coin from what I have read. |
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Rest in Peace
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Guess your correct kenscott
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@Smallcentguy, I fail to see the doubling on that coin on ebay. |
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I assume it is there but it is hard to be sure from the picture. The close up seems doubled to me. I just posted it because it purports to be similar.
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Rest in Peace
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That closeup of the coin on ebay does look similar Smallcentguy |
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Hey wert found this in a roll today. A 1964 Penny doubleing  |
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Wow folcan99...That coin has better doubling than mine...Nice find. I know this coin isn't a penny but had to show you this doubling.  Edited by wert
06/29/2012 7:27 pm
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