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 to CCF...however your second one is also suffering from DDD......good luck on future finds,have fun....  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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to CCF. Sorry to say, they are DDD not a DDO. John1  |
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I have to agree with the others.
If you compare the "doubling" on both, especially the 0 of the date, you will see they are a little different. This is part of the reason MD is so perplexing sometimes.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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I see strong evidence of Machine Doubling more than anything else. Even the top of the head was affected. Edited by coop
04/15/2020 09:48 am
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Machine doubling, yes. Nice examples. Throw them in 2x2s
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@ijn Not really worth 2x2s, imo (and certainly don't need *both* of them). Maybe keep one as a reference piece to remember what MD/DDD look like, but neither has any collector value (or would at least have to be far more severe before it might have even a tiny amount).
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Sorry, Keys_Coiner, not doubled dies. Looks like a combination of glare and Die Deterioration Doubling. I recommend using Wexler's die varieties to get a better sense of what doubled dies look like and which ones have already been discovered for this date. |
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