No your not. Why do I say that? You realized you were incorrect with out telling you were incorrect. Keep in mind on the single squeeze cents that distortion comes into play on these doubled dies.



Keep in mind when you look too closely at the edges of the devices, you will not see the distortion of the single squeeze dies:

They tend to look like over inflated bicycle tubes.
Here is a normal one:

DDO:

Normal:

DDO: Keep in mind the doubled dies are on other devices of the coin as well on LIBERTY. I'm just covering dates right now.

Small distortion on date.

See the distortion on these examples?

Seeing them side by side helps because the differences can be seen easy and not lost looking to a difference reference.
Normal:

Forget the edges of the devices, look more at the centers of the devices. You will find the spread there.



Again think of the over inflated tube illustration.
Normal date:

Hope this helps.



Keep in mind when you look too closely at the edges of the devices, you will not see the distortion of the single squeeze dies:

They tend to look like over inflated bicycle tubes.
Here is a normal one:

DDO:

Normal:

DDO: Keep in mind the doubled dies are on other devices of the coin as well on LIBERTY. I'm just covering dates right now.

Small distortion on date.

See the distortion on these examples?

Seeing them side by side helps because the differences can be seen easy and not lost looking to a difference reference.
Normal:

Forget the edges of the devices, look more at the centers of the devices. You will find the spread there.



Again think of the over inflated tube illustration.
Normal date:

Hope this helps.
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04/12/2018 10:34 pm
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