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1960 Nickel With Possible Quintupling

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 Posted 07/13/2020  04:36 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Hossjohn to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
would like an opinion..I have a 1960 Jefferson nickle that appears to have quintupling in the top of the S in trust.. The whole coin itself has doubling. What do you think?
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to CCF. My first thought is DDD=die deterioration doubling,but the U looks interesting. I will wait for the pros.
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Machine Doubling on a proof nickel. This could have several directions happen during the strike. The die is normal, but the Machine Doubling could happen twice with a sloppy machine, because they are struck twice and the MD can happen differently each strike. So a combo of die wear and Machine Doubling. On a DDO nickel the they doubling could look a bit more like this:
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The doubling would probably show on the centers of the devices. (I thought I have a lot more of the DDOs, but I have more of the DDRs instead)
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