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Lincoln Cent 1969 S Help With "Liberty"

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I don't think this is MD. What is it?

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It is a classic example of MD.
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That is a perfect example of MD. Notice how much thinner the lettering has gotten and the step like appearance.
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Nice example of MD.
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Agree, text book Machine Doubling. Suggest keeping it in a 2x2 as a fun example.
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Note all the areas are on the outside edge of the devices. The contour is removed. I call this push doubling. The MD has pushed the metal so far the centers of the devices are smaller than normal. Not enlarged. Note the Big DDO:
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Your coin is showing a reduction that is typical of Machine Doubling.
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@hwb, it seems like the late '60s into the early '70s were a time when many cents with Machine Doubling were minted. Sometimes we see that on the date, but I like yours, with the MD especially visible on LIBERTY.
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Thanks. A 2x2 for a fine example of MD.
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