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1946-S Cent Strong DDR

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 Posted 08/21/2007  02:09 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add orionlocke to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi Everyone,

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I was searching through some wheat cents I just got a couple weeks ago and came across this 1946S that looks to have strong doubling on the reverse. I see doubling on E Pluribus Unum, on the "E" in One, "C" in Cent, and very strong doubling at the top outer edges of both wheat ears.

You can see the doubling in Unum and the left wheat ear in the picture.
I have been looking but have not been able to find anything referencing a double die reverse 1946S.
Has anyone ever heard of or seen a 1946S DDR?

Thanks!
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 Posted 08/21/2007  04:03 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coppercoins to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
There are doubled die reverses known for the 1946S cent, but yours is Machine Doubling...not the real deal.
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Thanks for the reply!
How do you tell that it is Machine Doubling so I know for future refrence?
Thanks again!
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It is flattened down, does not add to the profile of the devices, and has no notching. Machine Doubling essentially looks like the coin was struck twice. A doubled die looks like the letters were placed into the die an extra time. Everything in the doubling has normal relief and does not affect the original letters that were already there.
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