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Hong Kong 1951 50c DDO

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This coin is on the opposite end of those incredible DDOs from Brazil.
All the same, it's fun to notice signs of a DDO when looking closely on a random coin:

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Nice. That one would escape most eyes. Is it just the angle of the light or is there pronounced doubling in some of the denticles as well?
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You're right on the denticles--and the spread grows CW around the coin.
It could be a double-hubbing, but I'm not familiar with how doubled denticles should look.
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The denticles do look more of a double-hub, since they have that flat "shelf" look and it is lined up with the original denticle. Are those little knobs above K, I and N connected to the letters or floating? It could possibly be a weak DDO, who really knows. =)
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Yes, my guess is the "knobs" are a DDO because it resembles features I see on Australian DDs, and I'm guessing they use a similar process. More of a curiosity in any case.
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