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Double Memorial Here, Double Memorial There, Double Memorial Everywhere!

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I purchased a U.S error book a while back, and I decided to look at some pocket change with a 60x loupe, and I found something surprising. I have been finding a quite immense amount of double memorial errors (at least I think so). Can someone post pics to clarify what is and isn't a double Memorial penny?
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60x is way too much. 14x or 12x is plenty. Post a pic of your coin.
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This page goes over some of what to look for with doubled die varieties: http://www.lincolncentsonline.com/doubledDies.html

This page goes over some of the other, more common doubling you might find on coins: http://www.lincolncentsonline.com/m...oubling.html

This page goes over some of the known years of Lincoln cents known to show master die doubling: http://www.lincolncentsonline.com/m...oubling.html

Hope these pages help you out with what you are after.

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60x is way too much. 14x or 12x is plenty.

It's advertised as 60x, though I seriously doubt it actually is.
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You are probably seeing quite a bit of Machine Doubling.
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At 60x you are probably seeing dancing microbes.
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