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1919 Luxembourg, 25 Centimes, Dramatic Doubled Die

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 Posted 07/19/2020  7:24 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add thegrendel to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Doubling on central image of rampant lion.
Doubled tail and paws.

I think it's unusual for just the central field of a coin to be doubled, but given my limited knowledge and experience I may be off-base.

Two images: The first of of the doubled die, the second of a normal strike for comparison.
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Wow! That's a nice one.

Having just the central design doubled isn't unusual, blank dies are cone-shaped and the prevailing theory for these doubled dies is that the die was misaligned during the first hubbing but was caught before it was fully hubbed. That way only the central part of the design was hubbed in misaligned. The US Cent doubled ears are a good example of this.
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Looks like it may have been present on the lettering as well but was polished out. (Note the second 'U' under lexumbourg)
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Nice. Your pic is good but a bit out of focus,and the side by side comparison is very helpful.
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Nice doubling, but it was scary enough when the lion had two tales!
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