Consider me still a skeptic. In the Stanton article (see the link above) it shows strike (or machine) doubling wider than the letters, wrapped around the corners of the letters, and present on some letters and not others. In fact, the close resemblence of what I have seen on the 1940 and 1941 NF cents with his photos first made me think that Strike Doubling might be the cause.
Again, I don't know for sure that Strike Doubling is the answer, but I respectfully remain skeptical that these letters were re-punched or re-engraved.
Again, I don't know for sure that Strike Doubling is the answer, but I respectfully remain skeptical that these letters were re-punched or re-engraved.
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