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Pillar of the Community
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Almost positive this is master die doubling.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Ok thanks ya'll. I will definitely get some better pictures so it will be easier to tell either way. Thanks alot Dustin6 and Coop
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Pillar of the Community
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No problem, cant wait to see the better pics
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Bedrock of the Community
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The quality is getting better with each shot. But we need magnification of see what going on with the devices.
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I am gonna try and get some good ones tomorrow Coop. Thx for the help.
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 Really hoping more pics are posted
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Im trying to get better pictures on here but its giving me some trouble. I will have them up shortly I hope.
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The B E R in liberty is bigger and the B in E-PLURIBUS-UNUM is different to me. I wish ya'll could see it in person. Thx for any information. Oh yeah...the R in TRUST is there but the leg is light.
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The benchmarks are spot on with coin on coppercoins.com.
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Are all those varieties for the proof coin?
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Bedrock of the Community
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They proof ones have the 1972-S PR WDDO then the number. I see no evidence of hub doubling on the OP's coin. The glare is hard to look at and if there was something there, it would be covered over with the white light. The best way to take images of a doubled die, is 180 degrees opposite the way you took this image. The light from the opposite side will allow the light to fall over the device and not spot light the area you want to see. http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/...ie_state=mdsCheck the lighting on this coin. Note the light from the left falls over the hub doubling on the other side of the coin. That prevents the glare from looking like the sun when you are trying to show us something with too much light and at the wrong direction. I bet you will get something better with these suggestions.
Edited by coop 11/04/2016 9:06 pm
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