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1970-S Proof Nickel With Obverse Doubling

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I was thinking of selling this coin. Upon scanning the obverse I realized that there's pretty pronounced doubling. I'm
assuming Machine Doubling. Is it worth keeping?


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 Posted 01/11/2022  09:05 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add levelsofmadnes to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
nice full size pictures.

i dont see any doubling.

all I see is glare that may look like doubling
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The smear on the reverse surface make's it an impaired proof coin.
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levelsofmadness, thanks for looking. The first image is a scan, which is a straight-on shot. Scanners are poor at picking up luster and toning, but I think they also minimize glare. I also see doubling with my loupe.
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What attribution number? Where are you seeing the doubling?
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If you are using a scanner, try place a piece of dark material over the coin. That will help reduce glare on scans. Also use the highest setting for resonance. You will be happier with them and the devices will have more detail.
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Where are you seeing the doubling?

John1, I'm seeing doubling on most of the letters, and possibly the mint mark. I'm wondering if other members agree and if the coin is a good find or just meh.
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A lot of glare makes it hard to see any doubling but the mm can't
be doubled as it was hand punched into the master die.
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