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Can someone tell me what is meant by 'Early Double Die'? I had a 1984 penny attributed and it came back as 1984 DDO Double Ear/Early Double Die'. |
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Pillar of the Community
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I'm sure there are some people that want to see pics.. :)
I have a guess....just a pure guess that it means its a early die stage....Hopefully if I am wrong someone chimes in...
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Here's a pic  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Could mean early die state. Attributed by whom?
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Your coin could be the early stages of this:  |
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If it was an EDS of that DDO wouldnt it have more details of the ear not less? |
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Bedrock of the Community
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That image doesn't look like any 1984 DDO I have ever seen and it certainly does not match the EDS and MDS photos at coppercoins.com. There should also be significant doubling of the bowtie and the beard below the chin. |
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HE didn't put which DDO it is on the slab, so i"m not sure which it is. |
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Could we get a pic of the whole obverse?
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 to CCF. I would like to see a whole photo obverse and reverse of the coin in the slab please. John1  |
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Quote:If it was an EDS of that DDO wouldnt it have more details of the ear not less? You are correct in so many ways...not sure what that pic has to do with this. But anyway, why don't you ask Ken Potter if he is the one that attributed it ? There should be a new die number for this. But it looks like a plating bubble to me. |
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The coin subject in this thread is not a doubled die at all.
The OP of this thread did NOT state that the coin was in a slab, they stated that the coin had been attributed. That's not necessarily in a slab.
I would like to know who attributed it, and whether it is in a slab. Then I can answer the post more clearly.
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toner: Quote:
Mr.Daughtrey:The OP of this thread did NOT state that the coin was in a slab Quote:toner:HE didn't put which DDO it is on the slab Quote:
Mr.Daughtrey:I would like to know who attributed it, Quote:
toner:Ken Potter toner:photos of the full obverse and reverse,in slab would be helpful. Edited by DrDon
07/02/2012 08:11 am
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I just spoke to Ken Potter he said he hasn.t seen one like this before and is waiting to see if another one turns up before he can say whitch one it is or if it is a new one. He welcomes any assistance we can get here.I will work on getting moor pics thanks
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Posted 07/01/2012 11:17 pm
