1978 Eisenhower $1 Coin

Have you checked other examples. That pretty much is the design that year:
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Do not open on a phone. The image is large and will take forever to open.

Spread is a term used to describe the different hub marks on a doubled die when the die is created. It often shows a wider area on the centers of the devices or even two set of devices on some doubled dies. This spread is showing how far off the hub was,(Class one DD rotated)

Class two, on the outside edge direction on the devices)

or how warped the hub was, (class 6 DD).

The spread can also show up when the older dies were created with two different dies. (an older spreading hub, or a fresh hub used on the three or more steps of hubbing to create a die. The class 9 doubled dies show on the single squeeze process. Instead of showing the normal 1-8 classes of doubled dies,


the class 9 creates a doubling of design on the central area and sometimes altering the design distorted.

Always good to see an Ike no matter the results.