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1964 Lincon DDR?

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OK, so I'm still trying to figure out double dies and Strike Doubling. What do you think this one is?

1964-Lincon-DDR?

1964-Lincon-DDR?

1964-Lincon-DDR?
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See how the letters on your coin look smaller and thinner. What looks Doubling is flat with your coin.

Doubled Die letters and/or numbers will be bigger/wider and 9 out of 10 times the doubled letters and/or numbers will be round not flat.
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it is Strike Doubling, it is flat. the die jumped. the true doubled die is convex with split serrifs. Machine Doubling is generally on both sides of lettering and caused by deteriorated dies. keep looking you will know it when you see it.
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Correct answer Silverworld11!
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