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Not Sure If This Is Doubling? 1967 Kennedy

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 Posted 01/24/2021  10:16 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Salvucci to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
hi not sure if this is doubling on the reverse "dollar" also the Buffalo nickel has that obverse indent by the date is that considered an error? thank u for taking the time to help me out!

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On the Kennedy half reverse you have Machine Doubling. Very common on large coins such as these. And hold no premium.

The Buffalo nickel is just circulation damage, normal wear and tear from being in service for so many years. Does not carry any premium either.

On your next post please limit the topic to one coin per post. It is much easier, and less confusing to get responses.

Thanks
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on both accounts.
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Agree with the comments above.
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The die gouges/field alteration is not a doubled die. When the outside of the die is affected, (the fields) isolated die polishing reduces the fields. On the coins it will leave a raised area. That is what you are seeing between the stars. Just a die event. Same on the area below the tail feathers. Isolated polishing alteration, is a die polishing issue.
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