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Pillar of the Community
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Hm...while quarters are not my area of experience, I'm having doubts whether or not that spread on IGWT is actually doubling. Looks like a glare issue to me, or perhaps faint DDD. However, I'd like to see what the others think. |
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@silver I do see some push but I see the splits also hence I ask I may just have to enlarge camera photo instead of using micro even in liberty I mean photo should be 2k rez you can zoom in.
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I also do see a bit of the splits as well, however I know that lighting can fool the eyes, from personal experience.
Let's see what the others have to say, and if they agree with me, maybe try to take another photo with different lighting.
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Pillar of the Community
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@silver I know right lol hence headache quarter lol.
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Yeah I see what you are talking about.
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 turned down lighting |
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I do not think it is a DDO,looks more like a light issue. John1  |
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@john light is straight on no angle full pics are selfie light so direct ill try somemore
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On the DDO on the Motto: The devices are enlarged and distorted:  Edited by coop
12/05/2020 1:07 pm
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so on the new quarters there would be no breaks?
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would be no breaks? Not sure of that that question is? Are you referring to notching? The single squeeze dies don't show that as often as the multi hub dies do. But keep in mind that the class 9 doubled dies are an issue with the hub that makes a kiss on the die, then when full pressure happens, it will snap into the correct alignment. Thus the central areas of the devices will be affected, the outer ones are pretty much over altered by the working hub on the outer devices so it doesn't show there. of course there is a 1999-S die that shows that the die was being hubbed, then restarted. (which is not supposed to happen, creating a true doubled die with two strikes:  But this is supposed to be locked out from happening. The only example of this type of doubling. Edited by coop
12/05/2020 6:41 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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ment splits not breaks I know it uses a single squeeze now to supposedly not get a doubled die, more reading and studying for me lol
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah this is what threw me for a loop seen some separation.  and thx guys didnt say that before^^ |
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That area is Machine Doubling. It is directional. On that area it will show on one side. On UNITED it will still be in the same direction, but affect the bottoms of the devices. On hub doubling it is often in the same direction, but on all devices. Where as MD is directional on the whole coin. Thus on machine doubled doubled dies, (yes I said Machine Doubling on doubled dies) when you look at the Machine Doubling it is in just one direction:  Note on the date, it is a doubled die on all the devices in one direction. But the Machine Doubling is in a direction vertically on the coin. Note the yellow arrows. |
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Thank you Coop for your patience and knowledge and yes I was erm studying some of your earlier stuff and yes I learned that MD can present itself on doubled die coins. and for sake of learning here is united and Liberty   |
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