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1991-D Roosevelt Doubled Eye

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I can't seem to find this listed anywhere. Do any of you have listing for this one? Man, I wish this was in better shape....



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I agree with machine damage on this area. On a doubled die, the devices are rounded. From your images they look step like. Nothing enlarged. Here is a side by side of a doubled die and a machine doubled example:
1991-D-Roosevelt-Doubled-Eye
On this doubled die note the jaw area:
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Also note how the hub doubling enlarges the devices.
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