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1955 LWC Skull Crack With Possible OBV & REV Doubling Of Date & Letters

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Does the date and/or lettering look doubled to you?

1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
1955-LWC-Skull-Crack-With-Possible-OBV-&-REV-Doubling-Of-Date-&-Letters
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Meant to add the last "M" in Unum looks odd and the 2 "A"'s in United States of America have doubling going in different directions.
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Looks like a Poor mans DD (the "5") caused by a worn out die and also the cause of the rest of what your seeing. Wait till someone confirms before you write it off. I'm wrong a lot.
The reverse looks like MD.
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Yes, classic example of DD, the best known if not the first.
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