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1937 Wheat?

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 Posted 03/11/2007  2:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Moonshine to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I've been looking at the top of the date of this 37, It doesn't look like my other 37's. Wexler's book has one simular to it they call a MD-1-0-11. see what ya think









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1937-Wheat?
1937-Wheat?
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It is hard to tell by your photo what type of doubling it is , Wether it be Shelf (Mecnaical) doubling, Die detioration Doubling or a real die
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It's Machine Doubling, no doubt about it.

The MD-1-O-II is master die doubling, which means a large number of the coins of that year will exhibit the doubling. Specifically, the doubling on the master die is a little extra horizontal along the top of the 7 and a little separation on the outer edge of the 3. Very common and not worth any premium value.
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