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Pillar of the Community
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Another view of the T&Y bottom of the R in the background.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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It is MD....however, I'm not even sure what you are comparing it to...the 1956-D 007 is a doubled eyelid.
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Keep looking AMB, they are out there. When you finally do find your first true doubled die, the difference between MD and DD will become very clear. It was like a light bulb switching on last year when it happened to me.  |
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Thanks guys! One day it will happen! I've got many more to look through so be ready to assist! AMB
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ok this is you do it. go buy a 1995 double die they are cheap then go buy a 1936 double die they are also cheap so is 1972 off var then take time study them look for why they are different that is how I finally got it right.
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No! I told myself "no buying" it is just a hobby. I have a hoard of coins to go through.
...maybe a trade? Lol. Honestly it's the desperation to find one that keeps me going. 😊
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Usually when the profile is doubled as well as the outer devices, it is MD
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This one had me waxing and waning...the 1 was what lead me to post the post. It's not as much the shelf as other MDD's I have found. This 1 looked like someone had taken an blade right down the edge and separated it. The T &Y actually begin just like that at the base but layer under as you move upward. Had me guessing.
Anyway, I'll keep looking, you guys keep helping. Thx.
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Here is a different view of the Y...what a great example compared to coop's diagram of the die strike creating the machined error:  Here is the "1"...this fooled me cause it's like a CUT vs a layer and is where my questioning began...thought I had it 😊.  |
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