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I see no evidence of a doubled die. That could be any number of things but do not feel it is hub doubling.
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No known doubled die with that type of doubling. You can submit it to see where it goes.
Good luck.
carbon back?
Edited by CentSation
04/05/2022 10:56 pm
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I wonder if it is just a small hit that created that.
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It may be but the pics on here don't do justice it looks raised. I took most light off and it still looked the same the places that are scratched either darken didn't show. We're would I turn in to see. PCGS?
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The upper end of the proposed doubling seems much too blunt. Looks like a bit of displaced metal. PCGS would not care a hoot about it as they only are interested in major stuff already given attributes. Normally such a thing would go to Wexler to be determined but unsure if he is accepting coins right now.
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Edited by hlw1976
04/06/2022 07:16 am
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Looks pretty normal to me.
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I think that might be normal for the 1958 cents, master die issue? Probably related to what was once thought of as a 8/7 but is just a series of gouges on the master die: https://doubleddie.com/203969.htmlJust look at the image of 1DO-001 you posted and the one of the 1958-D cent in that link above I shared, looks like all of them have it. |
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 with Tanman. I've seen hundreds of these. Just a regular 58. |
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This should lay this subject to rest. This post is from a former coppercoins.com attributer.
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04/06/2022 8:12 pm
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No it really isn't I don't know why we delayed to rest The type of coin when I have posted up there is a copper coin with mine or not mine I tried to make a video guys there's another one for you here's the r and I'm taking a picture of it on the screen  Now in the center of the r where it comes down from the circle now isn't there something in there now wouldn't it be considered almost a double die with the :-) underneath and another leg going through the bottom Edited by hlw1976
04/06/2022 9:10 pm
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Did you look at CentSation's link? http://www.lincolncentforum.com/for...0s-thru-1979Bob Piazza is an attributer with CONECA and he describes there exactly what you see on your coin as Master Die Doubling. The R isn't a doubled die either, no extra thickness, no notching. That 'separation' there looks to be a striking issue, it was not fully struck up there. |
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Tanman yes and thank you. The last was directed at centsation because of the comment about it's from. Former post
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