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1973-D Rosie, Doubled Date?

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1973-D-Rosie,-Doubled-Date?
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I don't think so. I know I have been thrown off by the looks of the "3" before, but one of the guys on the forum pointed out that all of the "3's" were made that way for this year. I don't see doubling anywhere else.....just reflection. However, let's get confirmation from one of the pros here! :)
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Yeah, I thought as much, I was looking at the '73 and the inside of the D MM.
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When dies are polished, they sometimes leave lines that are called die scratches. When many more coins are struck, then the die scratches in the open fields, get flattened. They call this fading die scratches. Eventually they fade out totally. Bu when you look at the edges of the devices and inside the devices, these take a lot longer to fade. This is what we are seeing on your coin.
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Thanks Coop!
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