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Always thought this one was pretty close to qualifying for the CherryPickers' Guide. The dots are almost completely separated with close to a full device width of spread. 1955 proof Lincoln Wheat cent doubled die - DDR-007     
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Absolutely stunning! Agreed on the Cherry Pickers as a qualifier.
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Wow! Excellent DDR and example!
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That is an extremely fine looking coin with a great DDR to boot!! nice find!!
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I'm jealous!!! Beautiful coin!!
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Definitely a beautiful spread. (You know it's nice if CF can see it!  )
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Fantastic! 
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Ignorant neophyte -- on quest to mitigate ignorance -- asks (does NOT challenge) all.
How do you conclude that this proof coin is a doubled die (a concept I've mastered) and not a double strike -- as I am learning is indigenous to creating a proof coin?
Kevin
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KCM this is a very obvious example of a DDR the lettering thicker than those on a normal coin.
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@KCM I'm not terribly educated on the subject either, so others can correct me if I'm wrong. The Doubled Die refers to the Die itself being punched twice, with the two punches slightly askew. The Die then only strikes the coin once.
Edit: Never mind, I think I misunderstood the question.
Edited by Jadey 07/29/2021 4:29 pm
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How do you conclude that this proof coin is a doubled die (a concept I've mastered) and not a double strike1 - I believe the fact that there are many that are exactly alike, including the marker inside the N of CENT. 2 - Experts have determined it to be the die. 
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