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1944 Mercury Dime. Weird Doubling

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Not sure what is going on with the ribbon. Could be me but it seems to trail off in a weird way and it is also gigantic. I put a comparison picture in the mix.
I know the coin has a camo like thing going on so I tried to put a couple filters on the pictures.
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Here is another picture of a normal ribbon as to compare to Hercules ribbon

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Are you talking about the 3 sets of horizontal bands on reverse ? if so , it's thick because of substantial wear. the bands seem to be joined together and not separated the way It would be on an unc. Mercury dime.
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Yeah I had considered that and you could be right. I spent some time looking at the coin under a little higher magnification and thought it didn't have that mushy look that you get over a long time of circulation. I thought also what may or may not be doubling trailed into the field along the other ribbon. I'll have to look into a couple things
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I don't see anything odd from the photos you provided. I think the above explanation on circulation wear versus doubled dies is accurate.
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