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Found A 2022 Dime Doubled On Obverse And Reverse

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Has anyone else found any doubled Roosevelt's on obverse and reverse side pretty much on every letter his head pretty much the whole point

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I have saw a couple with what seems to be doubling on both sides &
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Please post full, large and sharp pics of the obverse and reverse. Thanks.
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Without photos of both sides, we would just be guessing.
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We will need a full coin photo front and back as well as one or two close ups to really help you.
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Not all doubling is collectable doubled die. Mechanical and Die Deterioration Doubling are not a true error and are common. But as has been said, without pics we have no idea.
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@earle42 apologies for being a pedant (but then, why even get into errors and varieties if you aren't at least a BIT of a pedant), but, while MD is still a worthless form of doubling, it is an error under Mike Diamond's definition of occurring before the coin leaves the striking chamber for the final time. I believe he's even weighed in on this in a past thread and come down on the side of it being an error, just not a collectible one of any monetary value.
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It is a post striking event on the coin. (Common post striking event)
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Sam, that's why I call it machine damage instead of Machine Doubling.
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An error is generally a one-off occurrence while a variety has many of the same occurrences.MD is Ptmp=nopost-strike damage being it happened at the mint after the strike but has not left the mint yet. PMD=post mint damage happens after it leaves the mint.
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