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Posted 03/06/2020 1:38 pm
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Thank you SPP for the picture of DDD occurring on the penny. My conclusion, no quarters shown has those distinct metal flow lines!
Thank you SPP for the picture of DDD occurring on the penny. My conclusion, no quarters shown has those distinct metal flow lines!
Nor will you. That is from a 1940 cent. The dies were not even chrome plated back then. I'd hardly call that "doubling" at all.
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DDD on recent coins looks more like mortar set to me, just look at this 2008 nickel which clearly shows strong DDD
DDD on recent coins looks more like mortar set to me, just look at this 2008 nickel which clearly shows strong DDD
I'd hardly call that doubling anymore, just looks like the dies around the devices are literally chipping apart.
I have a contact at the RCM Winnipeg plant, and I will send him the link to this thread - perhaps he can shed some light on the doubling you are seeing.
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