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1990 US Cent Is This Doubling It Sure Looks Like It

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this looks similar to to our doubling here in canada,,,

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Here this may help.

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Machine Doubling with a hit on the second 9
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Your diagram of the different doublings makes sense to me, but is it still true (I'm assuming) that Machine Doubling occurs at the mint, and is not OMD that someone adds after the fact? It may be silly, but when I hear " Machine Doubling", I picture a machinist modifying the date to make a coin appear to be doubled :P
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Yes the Machine Doubling does happen at the mint. Here is a pretty good explanation of happens http://www.errorvariety.com/OFD/MD.html
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I picture a machinist modifying the date to make a coin appear to be doubled


Those sneaky lil' machinists!
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I cannot take credit for the image. It is Chuck D's drawing. Yes it is done at the mint. I just wanted to point out the difference between Die Doubling and random Strike Doubling which is a normal occurrence in the minting process.
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