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1912 P Cent. Machine Doubling?

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Hello,

Is this Machine Doubling or worn die? Any info is appreciated! Thanks for your time!
1912-P-Cent.--Machine-Doubling?
1912-P-Cent.--Machine-Doubling?

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Both, nice hole filler
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Thanks Grape!
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@CF1, on the number 9, I'm not convinced that this is doubling at all. Rather this kinda looks like damage that has happened to generally follow the curve of the lower part of the number. I'll be interested to hear what others think too.
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Looks like someone placed it between two pieces of leather and flattened the devices a bit. Is the coin same size as a normal cent?
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