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2020 D Shield Penny Normal Strike Or DDR?

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 Posted 05/04/2022  12:47 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add DMN to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I just found this 2020 D and it Jumped out at me like a snake the One Cent Looks Hubbed. Is this a secondary normal strike for this penny because I couldn't find any reference on it. My other 2020's look all alike and normal. I see some MD but I just wanted to make sure.
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A bit too much glare but I am thinking MD.
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Look at the centers of the devices for a doubled die. When you look at the outsides/insides of devices, you will find either Machine Doubling or die wear. On a doubled die, the doubling is on the die, not caused by the strike. Thus the reason they are called doubled dies, as the doubling is on the die. Machine Doubling can happen on a doubled die, but Machine Doubling can not create a doubled die. (Confused? Re-read the previous sentence that is underlined)
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