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1865 Indian Head Cent Fancy 5 - Longacre Doubling?

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 Posted 07/18/2015  9:58 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add angellionel to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi all! I believe that this 1865 Indian Head cent's doubling is Longacre Doubling, but wanted to confirm with those here who are much more experienced with such doubling.

The doubling is evident on the obverse, visible in UNITED STATES, AMERICA, and the date, as well as possibly in some of the feathers. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!


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 Posted 07/19/2015  01:08 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add keepcalmandcoinon to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like longacre doubling to me.
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Longacre doubling shows doubling (typically uneven) surrounding the letters and devices in various degrees. A doubled die would show a shift of the design in one direction. The "U" in United clearly shows doubling on the inside of both uprights, so it is LD. Here's a portion of one of the most severe LD coins I have.......

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AcesKings - Boy that is quite an example! This is also called "shelf doubling', I believe.
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Thanks all!


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AcesKings = Longacre doubling shows doubling (typically uneven) surrounding the letters and devices in various degrees. A doubled die would show a shift of the design in one direction. The "U" in United clearly shows doubling on the inside of both uprights, so it is LD. Here's a portion of one of the most severe LD coins I have.......


Very nice example, and the information is very helpful. Thanks!
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