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Here Is Another A 1964 D Penny.. Look Like Doubling "God:?

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 Posted 03/12/2017  12:42 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Maria Hurte to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I think I see doubling on the date but I'm not sure.. anything of value?

Here--Is-Another--A-1964-D-Penny..-Look-Like-Doubling--

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Maria, what you're seeing is called Die Deterioration. When the die wears out from the pressure of repeated poundings, the metal begins moving outwards, this causes the letters(devices) to stretch outwards and curl up the rim. This curling was also caused because the letters were close to the rim on the early 60's cents, this was changed later on. Sometimes a raised "circle" may appear under the letters as well.
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From what I see in the 64-D DDO listings, the doubling is mostly found on the 4 in the date and the L in LIBERTY.

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