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Sweden 1966 50 Ore

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Found doubling on the date. Machine?

Sweden-1966-50-Ore

Sweden-1966-50-Ore

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 Posted 08/31/2014  01:58 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DVCollector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I haven't seen enough of these coins to compare, but yes it looks like ejection/machine doubling.
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chequer,
I realise this is off-topic but how do you get the two coin images side by side so beautifully, please ?

What software do you use ?
How long does it take ?
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DVCollector,
How to you deduce that this is Machine Doubling, please ?
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Pertinax,

We have a current thread in the Photography section about that.

Coin images of both sides on one file
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Pertinax, I use GIMP, a free program available online, and follow the instructions in this link by EyeEatWheaties: https://goccf.com/t/74327&whichpage=2

Now that I'm used to the process, it takes me less than a minute.
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How to you deduce that this is Machine Doubling, please ?
Because there is no notching at the ends of digits, and the "doubling" appears to cut into the size of the digits, rather than add width/spread as would a doubled die. It's my opinion of course.
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Thank you both for your replies.
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