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1972-P LMC - Machine Doubling On The Date

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Not worth anything premium wise, but nice Machine Doubling on the date.

I have a number of legit DDO'S for 1972P, but this is the first MD for this specific date that I've found.



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 Posted 05/20/2009  7:38 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SHAFTA9a to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
How does one know that it's Machine Doubling?

Why couldn't it be a doubled die?


Just asking.
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That looks so much like my 1972-P
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A doubled die has it devices hub doubled while the die was being made. Machine doubled I caused by machine movement of the dies called Machine Doubling. The die is normal. The coin is distorted by movement of the die. With the same run the Machine Doubling will be different as to how the die is loose on the machine.
Notice this example:
1972-P--LMC----Machine-Doubling-On-The-Date
Note the die scratches through the date? Each coin was struck with the same die to varying degrees of movement. The digit is not doubled just distorted. Machine Doubling always look like a flat shelf near the devices sometimes even on the bust or Memorial/Wheat ears can be doubled. Thus they are common and not a variety. Just a damaged coin in my opinion.
Note on a doubled die. The devices are wider/taller and no shelf mark on them.
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Thanks, for the excellent explanation, Richard.
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Coop, as usual sweet pictures and an informative explanation, keep it up.......
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