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Pillar of the Community
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Well I can't really see anything doubled. But the only pic I can really see anything on is the one of the memorial. Try using loop/magnifying glass and phone. Go to setting and turn off selective auto focus
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks Normal,not seeing a Extra Column/Side Column. I do not see a Class 9 anywhere of any kind any place on the coin.
Pics from your phone,was it ringing. You do not have to answer that or do you.
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Pillar of the Community
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MD in ONE I think. Pictures are blurry but it looks like your phone camera will do the trick. What you'll need is to steady the phone at the right focal length. Super close is not as helpful or productive as a right distance shot that can bee zoomed into later.
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It's too dark when I don't use the camera light, when I use the camera light to get blurry. The one cent is larger then any I've seen. I can't do close ups with my phone but later today after work I will retake pictures with better equipment I just received.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Some of the blurry images almost makes me sea sick. LOL  Reminds me of this image. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Try using a loupe in front of your phone for better pictures. I kind of can see in your 2nd to last picture and it looks like Machine Doubling if it is there. Need better,less blurry pictures. |
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I read it but my lighting sucks
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Have you tried taking the pic out of doors in the sunlight? John1  |
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Will try outside tomorrow thanks
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Bedrock of the Community
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On the Zincolns Memorial with the single squeeze dies show the doubled dies on the central devices and sometimes the EPU area. On the older multi-step hubbing you see the devices affected on the outer edge. Looking at doubled die on the 1986 forward we see the outside devices not affected, just the inside devices. So something changed at that time with the hubbing process.
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Posted 03/20/2015 05:08 am
