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Are These DD Or MD?

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 Posted 01/31/2015  7:16 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add clary1265 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I only took pics of the area that looks to have doubling from 2 different coins. Are they DD or MD? Since I am still trying to get the picture taking down I figured I would check here with partial pics first before I start pulling my hair out trying to get full coin pics.


This is from a 1972-S Kennedy(in a 2x2)
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This is from a 2000-S LMC (in a sealed plastic sleeve so the blurred scratches are on the sleeve)
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The same 2000-S LMC
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It looks like machine damage on th3 "S" mint mark. Note how they reduce the size of the devices. Hub doubling enlarges the devices. Not sure what you are showing on the last image. If that is the bow tie, then it would be too minor to be listed. The first image looks like MD as well. But a side by side of a normal coin's devices and your coin might give us a better idea for size of the devices between the two.
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